There is a reason cursing is bad. The Vampire’s Last Dance by Deanna Chase is better than The Wolf’s New Year Bride which I thought was great. I love the happily ever after and the sexual innuendo. The more I learn about Witch Island the more I like it. It is definitely a wedding destination […]
Food and Adventure = Love Sam n Patty’s 1st Adventure by Jerry Dawson is a lovely little mystery. A short novel to read on a rainy spring evening. Sam has it together, he is an independent photographer. He makes enough to get by, which Sam seems to do quite well. Besides selling photos to newspapers […]
Can Caroline find the person she can hold on to forever? This is my second time reading Clutch by Lisa Becker. Just like the first time reading it I loved it and I still love it now. Well probably even more now than I did the first time. The book now feels complete. I feel […]
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Remixed Bite Me by Louise Cypress is an excellent book. It reminded me so much of Buffy the Vampire Slayer mixed up. I am very impressed with this book a lot. Ms. Cypress is able to do a lot from the two different point of views she used in the book. […]
Can the Carson siblings’ find their parents before it’s too late? River Rising by John A. Heldt is an amazing book. Which I am not surprised since I have liked all of his books. Or at least the ones that I have read. River Rising is about a group of five siblings trying to reunite […]
Can Leah find her boyfriend Gerry and get back home? Rescuing the Prince by Meghann McVey was an interesting read and one that I am still processing. There was a lot of information put into this book. It was hard to get into the book until up to a certain part. After that, I was […]
What could go wrong at the royal wedding? Full Moons, Dunes & Macaroons by Erin Johnson takes us into February with Hank/Prince Harry’s wedding to Shaday at the Fire Kingdom’s palace in the desert. Imogen is trying to play it off that she’s fine when she really isn’t. What I like about this book: That […]
Stranded during winter in a strange small town by your enemy. What could go wrong? Cookie Dough, Snow & Wands Aglow by Erin Johnson brings us a wintery book that makes me want to snuggle up in a blanket with a mug of hot chocolate or hot cider while reading this book. We find Imogen […]