Review: Glamour Girls
I'm a sucker for a novel about a lady pilot who flies airplanes during wartime. (I've also reviewed The Flight Girls by Noelle Salazar and Kate Quinn's The Huntress.) And Glamour Girls by Marty Wingate is another great example of this very specific historical fiction subgenre. Set in England...
The 5 Tools That I Depend On
I haven't written about productivity on this blog for a while but I recently switched from one specific organization tool to another and I'm nerding...
The Spirited Mrs. Pringle (Summer 2021)
I'm so excited to finally discuss my new novel, The Spirited Mrs. Pringle! * * * London, 1888. Upon the death of her husband, self-involved social...
Review: The Kitchen Front
Last May, I borrowed The Chilbury Ladies Choir from my local library and absolutely fell in love with it. A sweet story about friendship and...
Review: A Fire Sparkling
I'm such a sucker for London Blitz novels right now so when I saw the cover for A Fire Sparkling by Julianne MacLean, I knew I had to devour it. And...
Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire is Now on Audiobook!
It's a Christmas miracle! Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire, originally published almost six years ago (OMG!), has finally landed on Audible! A massive...
The 10 Best Books I Read in 2020
A finished reading 33 books this year. To some bookworms, that might not seem like a lot but that's a pretty good number for me and I'm proud of it....
Jill’s Top 20 Things of 2020
This is my 10th year creating a Top Things list. It's really too bad my list-aversary had to land on such a garbage year. Lists from the past, from...
2020 Highlights and Goals for 2021
Well. That was certainly... a year, huh? Instead of thinking about all the crummy things that happened over the course of the last year, I like to...
Scrivener to the Rescue!
I've been using Google Docs for writing my books for several years, all the while knowing that many writers recommended Scrivener. I knew it had a...
Review: Jane Steele
This book had me at the tagline: "Reader, I murdered him." "Reader, I married him" is the most famous line from Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë's 1847...
Review: The Book of Lost Names
The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel was so difficult to put down. The novel begins with the reader meeting a headstrong elderly librarian in...
Review: The Secret Messenger
Mandy Robotham's novel of the Nazi occupation of Venice—and the Venetian resistance that fought against fascism in many different ways—is an...
Jillianne Hamilton is the author of the Molly Miranda: Thief for Hire trilogy and The Lazy Historian's Guide to the Wives of Henry VIII. Learn more.
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