Dark but filled with light. Releasing the Demons by L.D. Rose has a way of letting us see right into her characters souls. Things that I liked: Blaze isn’t perfect on the outside or inside, but he kept it together and truly tried to be whom his family needed him to be Blaze’s power, fire […]
Sometimes ashes are just ashes Follow the Dotted Line by Nancy Hersage was a really great book to read. Some parts I didn’t expect at all but they were pretty funny. The main character is Andrea Bravos who is a screenwriter in California that isn’t selling a lot of her scripts. The story starts with […]
My take on Season 2 of The Shadowhunters ~ Part B I’m trying something different with doing my review for the Shadowhunter T.V. series. Instead of doing separate posts for the different episode’s I’m going to do a whole review of the whole season. There were some things that I liked about the season and […]
My take on this book: Wow. Her Fiery Viking by A.J. Tipton is such a good read. It was a short read and I listened to it on Audible while doing my chores. The book was definitely different than what I thought it was going to be. Besides that, this book was a good […]
Murder, mayhem, old money, and family secrets are so fun Sticks and Bones by Carolyn Haines are awesome, dahlink. Sarah Booth and Tinkie get messed up in some crazy stuff that will always make me laugh. I have read all the books in this series, they are all fabulous. I love Sunflower, Mississippi and the […]
My take on this book: Class of ’59 by John A. Heldt is a must read for any reader that loves historical romances or even just loves the 50s. This book is different from the other two books that I have read of Mr. Heldt’s. This is the first book that I am aware of […]
A romantic cruise, some cupcakes and friends, what a delicious thought. Sweet Reality by Laura Heffernan is the second addition of the Reality Star Series and it is great. Jen and Justin are dealing with family problems, a bar exam, a new bakery business, money, and trying to make time for their own relationship. Sounds […]
Slow start but it kept me going Geoffrey Saign did a really good job explaining what was going on in each tribe and in the story as a whole. I really enjoyed Wyshea Shadows once I got far enough into it to really understand where it was going. Wyshea Shadows made me feel frustrated at […]