
Hosted by Becky Reid

Becky Reid is a devoted mother of two and proud grandmother of three, sharing her life with her husband, Don. Splitting her time between the serene beaches of Sanibel, Florida, and the vibrant community of Brentwood, Tennessee, Becky embraces the best of both worlds. With a background in home economics within the educational field, she has a passion for creating warm, welcoming spaces and fostering meaningful connections. An avid reader with an insatiable curiosity, Becky has been a loyal member of a book club with her girlfriends for years, where she enjoys thoughtful discussions and camaraderie. She also finds joy and relaxation in cross-stitching, a beloved hobby that reflects her appreciation for detail and creativity. Her zest for life and dedication to family make her a cherished presence in every circle she joins.

Book Club: The Women on Platform Two – A Friendship That Helped Change Ireland
Laura Anthony’s The Women on Platform Two is a powerful historical novel about friendship, courage and the women whose determination helped give future generations choices.

Unconditionally Her Media Launches Unconditionally Her Publishing
Unconditionally Her Media launches a publishing division that brings carefully developed books to readers through its media platform and global distribution.

This Story Might Save Your Life Review: A Thriller Worth Hearing
Becky Reid reviews This Story Might Save Your Life by Tiffany Crum and explains why its immersive audiobook makes this emotional thriller especially compelling.

At 82, My Mother Finally Chose Herself

The Five-Star Weekend Review: Jennifer Garner Leads the Perfect Girls' Night Binge-Watch

“If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.”
Haruki Murakami

Interview with the Author: Elizabeth Bass Parman
On Unconditionally Her: Conversations, join Karen Shayne and Becky Reid as they speak with author of Bees In June, Elizabeth Bass Parman as she invites us into the enchanting town of Spark, Tennessee, during the summer of 1969—a time when the world watched in awe as humans took their first steps on the Moon. But in Spark, magic is afoot in a more earthly way.

Legacy Makers Arabella Oz and the Courage to Follow a Story
With Mallory’s Ghost, filmmaker and psychotherapist Arabella Oz turns a familiar fear into a breathtaking story about finding your own voice.

Taste of Traditions: Celebrating 100 Years of the Kentucky Hot Brown

Cooking with Grammy Cookbook: Coming for the Holidays

The Day the Highway Stood Still
The Unconditionally Her Book Club FAQ’s
1. Who picks the books for the club?
All book selections are thoughtfully chosen by Becky Reid, who curates each pick to inspire discussion, spark curiosity, and bring members together. Becky mixes genres, voices, and themes to keep every month exciting. Members are always encouraged to suggest future titles!
2. When will meetings begin?
Regular virtual book club meetings will start in 2026. Until then, members can look forward to quarterly events and author parties, which are a fun way to connect, celebrate, and engage with writers.
3. Are their events and author parties?
These special gatherings are designed to bring members together in a festive, inclusive setting. Members and guests can meet authors, celebrate books, and enjoy lively conversation. Everyone is welcome!
4. Do I need special equipment to participate?
Nope! A phone, tablet, or computer with internet access is all that’s required. A webcam and microphone are helpful but optional, so you can even join via audio only.
5. Can I invite friends or join from out of state?
Absolutely! Our events and eventual virtual meetings make it easy for anyone, anywhere, to participate. The more perspectives, the richer our discussions and celebrations!


