I’ve come down sick with a cold/flu and yes, I’m a big baby, lol. I’m sorry I haven’t been keeping up with commenting or your blogs. Hopefully, this will be a short-lived thing or hubby might throw me under the trailer 🙂 The two reads I want to share this week are heart-warming stories about…
Tag: Women’s Fiction
Release Day is here for Letting Go- The Defiant Sisters Duet Book 1 #WomensFic #reading
Character Study- Renée A blogging friend of mine, Diana Peach, likes to do an introduction to her characters before the release of her books, so I thought I’d do one today for my new release, Letting Go. Renée Thomas is the most serious and oldest at twenty-one. Her sister, Izzy- Elizabeth Mae Thomas- is two…
Catching up on my #NetGalley #BookReviews @Darynda @RKapelkeDale, Betty Webb
The fun of growing all of your plants in containers is the ability to move them whenever you want to refresh the garden. Some need either more or less lighting, others become too large for their environment, and then some show off their best colors in the fall and deserve a key location. This all…
#BookReview- Treachery in Death by J.D. Robb, Wherever the Wind Takes Us by Kelly Harms, and Means to Deceive by Alex Craigie #amreading
This week I have a murder mystery from the great Nora Roberts writing as J.D. Robb, a Netgalley women’s fiction pick, and a contemporary blogging recommendation. When I first learned of the In Death series, I wasn’t sure it would appeal to me. Set in the future, there are flying cars, ray guns, and many…
#CoverReveal- Letting Go: The Defiant Sisters Book 1 by @JacqBiggar #WomensFic
I’m thrilled to officially share the cover created by Teagan Geneviene for my upcoming release, Letting Go- The Defiant Sisters Book 1! If you haven’t checked out Teagan’s website yet, I encourage you to do so. She is a wonderful writer and talented cover artist! This story is pulling a lot of deep emotions out…
End of May #BookReviews #Amreading @teagangeneviene @belovung_birds @JRWard1 and Jamie Beck
One of my favorite places to go when I’m seeking inspiration is Esquimalt Lagoon. On one side, you have the Pacific Ocean with a view of Victoria harbor… and on the other side, Royal Roads University with Hatley Castle seen in many featured films such as Deadpool, X-Men, Smallville, and many more. Is it any…
#BookReview- Short Stories Worth #Reading by D. L. Finn and Sally Cronin @dlfinnauthor @sgc58
When you’re in need of an enjoyable escape the authors I’m highlighting today know how to deliver. D. L. Finn writes fantasy realism with a flair for the supernatural. D.L. Finn D.L. Finn is an independent California local who encourages everyone to embrace their inner child. She was born and raised in the foggy Bay…
#BookReview- Heartwarming #Reads from @JillWeatherHolt @KristinHannah, and Heather Marshall
Three heartwarming reads to start out the New Year! There’s nothing like a good book and a hot cup of tea on a chilly winter’s evening. We’ve had a bit of a cold snap (for us) here on the west coast and I’ve been holed up inside with hubby and our restless teenage grandson. They’ve…
My Holiday #Reading List- #Books to Warm Your Heart on a Cold Winter’s Night #BookReviews @dlfinnauthor @Marsharwest @sgc58 @Sandra_Cox
How was your holiday? We got snow for Christmas! Best gift ever; my daughter graduated from university with a Masters in Marine Science! Her dad and I are so very proud of all the hard work and perseverance she put in to achieve her dreams. On a more serious note, the blogging community lost a…
#BookReview- Rounding out the year with some topnotch #reading from Preston & Child, Catherine Ryan Hyde, Inge-Lise Goss, and @debbiemacomber @cryanhyde @IngeGoss
I’m rounding out December with some unputdownable reads! Just like the busy little squirrel above, I’ve been hoarding books to my chest, saving them for the long winter nights we have in the northern hemisphere. Winter solstice is almost here (Dec 21) and the sun will set at 4:21 pm- no wonder I’m so sleepy!…
#BookReview- Mountain Laurel Christmas @JanSikes3, To Love and Be Loved @MrsAmandaProwse, The Bodyguard @katherinecenter
Winter is here (Though thankfully, no snow for us!) and with it the promise of long, cozy nights, fires to warm the toes, and BOOKS to read! I wasn’t feeling too hale and hearty this week, but I did manage to get in three enjoyable stories from talented authors. The first is the tale of…
#BooKReview- Infinity + One and A Different Blue by @AHarmon_Author #Romance
My writing is going well, other than all the new fall programing on tv! I’m hooked on The Voice (of course :)), Survivor, and Tough as Nails. Do you have any favorites? After last week’s Making Faces by Amy Harmon, I dove straight into two more great reads from her backlist. Each of her books…
#BookReview- Two Memorable #Reads From @AHarmon_Author and @NinadeGramont #WomensFic
I’ve had a productive week writing and reading. That’s right, I said WRITING, lol. After what feels like forever, I finally warmed up my middle finger (not for that!) and started pecking away at my keyboard. If you look up procrastination in the dictionary, I’m pretty sure you’ll find my picture 🙂 I’ve also read…
#BookReview- The Good and the Not So Good #Romance #Reading
This week I read a book I had a hard time setting aside, and one I had a hard time picking up. There’s nothing better than a book that can make you forget where you are. Karen Robards has that talent. Her stories are fast-paced, action-adventure over-the-top suspense with a good dash of romance. The…
Pam of Babylon #Audiobook Tour @suzannejenkins3 #WomensFic
Author: Suzanne Jenkins Narrator: Marnye Young Length: 8 hours 37 minutes Series: Pam of Babylon, Book 1 Publisher: Audio Sorceress Released: Jun. 28, 2021 Genre: Contemporary Romance; Women’s Fiction
#BookReview- The Saints of Swallow Hill by Donna Everhart #Historical #WomensFic @wordstogobuy
Description via Amazon.com Where the Crawdads Sing meets The Four Winds as award-winning author Donna Everhart’s latest novel immerses readers in its unique setting–the turpentine camps and pine forests of the American South during the Great Depression–for a captivating story of friendship, survival, and three vagabonds’ intersecting lives. It takes courage to save yourself… Few writers evoke the…
End of July #Reads- #BookReview @KateBateman @sgc58 Jennifer Crusie @katherinecenter
Can you believe we’re halfway through summer already? It’s been six weeks without rain on Southern Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and everything is tinder dry. The creeks and rivers are running dry, which means the salmon aren’t going to have a way to spawn and resident Orcas won’t have a food source. In other words,…
#BookBlast- Betwixt and Between by Darynda Jones #PNR #Reading @Darynda
Betwixt Betwixt & Between Book 1 by Darynda Jones Genre: Paranormal Women’s Fiction *** 2021 Romance Writers of America Vivian Award Finalist *** Divorced, desperate, and destitute, former restaurateur Defiance Dayne finds out she has been bequeathed a house by a complete stranger. She is surprised, to say the least, and her curiosity gets the…
#BookReview- Summer #Reading is Here with @KatherineCenter
Things You Save in a Fire is a story of forgiveness, acceptance- and love.
#BookReviews- And just like Arnold might say, “I’m baaaack.” #reading #WomensFic
After a couple of weeks away, I’m back with some new book reviews… I FINALLY finished the book-that-didn’t-want-to-be-written and think it turned out pretty well (more about that soon), thank goodness! DH and I have been hard at work in the garden, which is growing like crazy. Since we’re RVers, everything has to be container…
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