Five stars to this book. When I first started it I didn’t know where I was supposed to place it in my long line of reading. Was it a historical fiction? Or was it a contemporary? Problem was that it wasn’t either of those… or rather, not the historical that I’m used to smushing that…
Critical Threat by Lynette Eason – Revell Book Review
Hi girls. Welcome to this review of this suspense novel. XD It was an accident, I read the synopsis and ordered it before checking who the author was. My mistake. I don’t have a lot else to say. Let’s jump right in. FBI Special Agent Grace Billingsley tracks serial killers, using her skills as a…
Targeted by Lynette Eason, Lynn Blackburn, and Natalie Walters – Revell Book Review
This one is really hard to review. I’m not the hugest fan of Eason or Blackburns, but I really love Walter’s work. So I’m going to review them individually. In On the Run, IT Specialist Daria Nevsky is a highly skilled FBI agent with the ability to hack any computer. She must go on the…
Merry Christmas! (And Exciting News…)
Hi friends! A merry, merry Christmas to you! Thank you so much for taking time out of your special day to stop by my blog and read a bit of news! Today I’m officially opening applications for my Street team. Now hold up! Roadtrips and Sunrises is not quite done juuuust yet. BUT I’ve decided…
Sundown by Susan May Warren — Revell Book Review
HELLO MY FRIENDS! I HAVE RETURNED WITH a review of Sundown. Believe it or not this is the FIRST time I’ve ever read a book by Ms. Warren. I avoided her work for sooooo looong because I’m not huge on cliches and I felt like it was going to be the generic big rugged strong…
In Spite Of Us
Hey friends. You know that phrase “In spite of”? I’ve been thinking on it recently and I’ve found some interesting things about it. I was talking to my aunt the other day, and we were discussing the love we can have for people. The depths of our lives. Everybody has been through something. Everybody has…
Protected: Dear Younger Me – a Letter to My Grieving Past
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Loss of Freedom — A Review of “The Lost Melody” by Joanna Politano
Hi friends. Life, am I right? I come to you today with part book review and part heart to heart. I want to talk about The Lost Melody by Joanna Politano, and the right to will. This is something of a complex topic, but when I say the right to will, in this instance, I’m…
We Have a Camp Nano Winner!
Hello girls! Well… I pushed through and did it. I spent this last week camping on the Oregon coast, so I haven’t had access to WiFi. But I have purchased Scrivener per the recommendation of friends, and I was able to reach my Camp goal offline. I can’t tell you how good it feels to…
Having Second Thoughts
Hey girls! Guess what… one of my long time friends has invited me to teach a writing class for a writing even that she is hosting in her home town! This is a really exciting opportunity for me as I get to be talking about character building and importance. And characters are one of my…