Books by Karen White
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review 1: This is the second book featuring the characters of Tradd Street. This time Melanie Middleton must confront all her feelings about her mother as her mother has moved back to Charleston and bought the family home on Legare Street. The evil that resides there is trying to hurt both...
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review 1: A light read and a fun one! A couple of inconsistencies in the story & I found myself annoyed at the main character for being so immature. However my irritation is a sign that White wrote the characters very deeply. All in all, if you like ghosts, mediums, history & some romance ...
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review 1: Interesting take on relationships and how ugly things can be transformed and made beautiful. Set in Biloxi, Mississippi and New Orleans, often retelling the pain of the hurricanes that ravaged the area, mixed in with family strife, death and drama, not a bad story. Very compell...
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review 1: This has to be one of my favorite books I have read this summer. Emmy's husband was killed in action, and she is grieving still as she decides to move to Folly Beach for a change. She runs across handwritten messages someone wrote - love notes, in books she is sorting. She finds ...
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review 1: Pure drudgery. This long-winded book took me weeks to read because I could barely get through a chapter without falling asleep. I was intrigued as a former equestrian and resident of the Savannah area, but I was sorely disappointed by the cast of flat, unlikable characters, drawn...
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review 1: Had gone to the library to find The House on Tradd Street, but they didn't have it so I picked up the two Karen White books they had--The Time Between and The Strangers on Montagu Street. I had really enjoyed The Beach Trees so decided to try these two. I really enjoyed The Tim...
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review 1: This was my first exposure to the Tradd Street series. Although it is the third in the series, it does stand alone and can be followed even with references made to previous novels. I can't say that I am anxious to read the prior two, or even the next in the series. I found Mellie...
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review 1: Karen White has done a great job writing about three generations of Mississippi Delta women by moving back and forth between their stories. I am not usually a fan of this style, but it is done so well that you follow the three story threads, eager to see how they all come togethe...
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review 1: Half way through the book I woke up from a dream where I was entwined with the charachters and the dark mysteries of their lives. This author awakens all your senses feeling the silky white sand of Biloxi beach between your toes, the salty sweaty smell of humid nights, the pictur...
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review 1: As the finale to the series, I was disappointed that the ghost story portion didn't pack more wallop, and that the already mushy family & love storyline got even mushier - wrapping up the end of the book in the neatest most nauseating happily ever after bow. Of the 4 books, the g...
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review 1: This is the third book in the Tradd Street Series. The main character is Melanie who can see and talk to ghosts. This time she starts to see Bonnie who is Nola's mother who committed suicide. Nola is the daughter of Bonnie and Jack,who never was told about her. Nola comes to stay...