Fiction, Poetry, Letters, & Other Creative Musings
Book two in the Sugar Lake series had me at hello. I loved Drea in the first book. Then when we get some of Mrs. Betty... Listen... I adore Mrs. Betty. She is my kinda lady! Her and Aunt Joyce give me life. Drea an Kellen aren't exactly enemies to lovers. And I actually love... Continue Reading →
Okay. I have a wacky way of rating books and I thought I should share it with y'all. I don't force myself to finish a book too often so I rarely will rate something lower than 3 stars. 2 stars means I had some strange reason for finishing the book against my better judgement. 3... Continue Reading →
Lena sat on a blanket out on the beach. Six months in northern Europe had her very thankful for the sand and sun. Macie and Nathan’s destination wedding in Anguilla was both a gift and a curse. Lena had been taking care of her maid of honor duties from Europe with the help of the... Continue Reading →
I had this book sitting in my Kindle Cloud and was going to get around to it but got distracted. Then I joined Net Galley and was able to get an advanced copy of the second book in the series. So, of course, I need to read the first book first. That is how these... Continue Reading →
Okay, let me start by saying I absolutely adored this series. So much so... that we are going to start the review like this: Now that we have gotten that out of the way... Seriously though... The Love Sisters are cousins to the Wright Brothers, another favorite series by Christina C. Jones. At the... Continue Reading →
April 2005 When things decide to go downhill you have three options. You can try to go against the current. You can stand still and see how long before you get swept away. Or, you can grab the nearest sled like object and ride that current wherever it is trying to take you. Janelle... Continue Reading →
Kareem sat on the edge of the pool. He watched all the guests of his birthday party roam the backyard of the house his frat brothers rented for the weekend long celebration. His gaze stopped on a group of women who had just walked out of the house. It had been three years since he... Continue Reading →
Of course, life insists on lifing. Between work, life, and health, I didn't get a fraction of the reading done that I did last quarter. I am not mad. Well, a bit disappointed but I'll get over it. April Reads The House on Harbor Hill by Shelly Stratton Still by Nia Forrester Coffee Date by... Continue Reading →
Mac & Teri... *pauses* *shakes head* Okay. I want to start by saying I loved this book. Now... their marriage was a trip. Given his line of work, this makes perfect sense though. His personality and time away from home would naturally lead to this. *pauses* No spoilers. So, anyway, this story is not what... Continue Reading →
