Donna Everhart

http://www.donnaeverhart.com

Donna Everhart is a USA Today bestselling author whowrites stories of family hardship and troubled times in a bygone south. 

A native of North Carolina, she resides in her home state with her husband and their tiny heart stealing Yorkshire terrier, Mister. 

Books by Donna Everhart

Book Reviews by Donna Everhart

Image of The Falconer: A Novel
Author(s):
Dana Czapnik
Genre(s):
Coming of Age, Genre Fiction, Contemporary, Women’s Fiction, Literary Fiction

The Falconer: A Novel

March 1, 2019
Reviewed by: 
Donna Everhart

“This is a rare coming-of-age story so richly told and wholly captivating that Czapnik may in time find herself held up and used as the example of what fine literary writing is all about.”

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Image of The Testament of Harold's Wife
Author(s):
Lynne Hugo
Genre(s):
Relationships & Marriages, Families

The Testament of Harold's Wife

October 31, 2018
Reviewed by: 
Donna Everhart

“A winning and wonderful novel, with a unique and distinctive storyline, there is a little bit of magic for everyone within the pages of this book.”    

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Image of Where the Crawdads Sing
Author(s):
Delia Owens
Genre(s):
Relationships, Friendships

Where the Crawdads Sing

August 13, 2018
Reviewed by: 
Donna Everhart

"Readers should set aside daily tasks, turn off cell phones, forget about laundry and possibly even eating once they start this story."

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Image of Treeborne: A Novel
Author(s):
Caleb Johnson
Genre(s):
Debut, Debut Fiction, Families

Treeborne: A Novel

June 4, 2018
Reviewed by: 
Donna Everhart

Caleb Johnson’s debut, Treeborne, is a story about a family living in Elberta, Alabama, where a parcel of land, 700 acres in total, arouses deep emotions as it’s about to be flooded over w

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Image of The Driest Season: A Novel
Author(s):
Meghan Kenny
Genre(s):
Teen Issues, Families

The Driest Season: A Novel

April 13, 2018
Reviewed by: 
Donna Everhart

In The Driest Season, it is 1943, a war is being fought, a drought is threatening middle America’s farmland, and death visits unexpectedly.

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