Fiction, Poetry, Letters, & Other Creative Musings
I got this book from NetGalley and I am glad I did. This story was really good. It sucked me in from the moment that it began. Cami was a great character. You meet her and her sisters and are instantly curious about them. The connection she has with Sam is awesome. Their meeting was... Continue Reading →
Lena dialed the number while she slowly walked down the aisle of the plane. She waited for everyone else to deboard so that she wouldn’t feel rushed. “Lena, you’re on maternity leave. Why are you calling me?” Roderick huffed. “I forgot a few things on that list I left you.” “You know I run an... Continue Reading →
The shuttle driver helped Kareem get his bags out of the back of the shuttle. It was his fourth visit since Lena moved to Miami. It hadn’t gotten easier. He missed his family. Kareem tipped the driver, shook his hand, and picked up his duffle bag. He had a garment bag in his other hand.... Continue Reading →
Let me start off by saying this book was a pleasant surprise. DL White is one of my favs and I wasn't sure when to expect something new from her. This book did not disappoint. Taj Wright, aka Nurse Dude, was an amazingly layered character. As was Miss Girard... also known as Evonne. Phew... both... Continue Reading →
Nina Crespo did a good job with this. The story was great. The baby steps and missteps in the relationship were enjoyable to read. Natalie and Rome were an interesting couple. Both were dealing with career issues. She had some life baggage on top of that. Solid 4 star read. I definitely recommend picking this... Continue Reading →
Kareem leaned back in his desk chair and took a deep breath. He had read Lena’s email five times already. Each time he read it, he heard it in her voice. It reminded him of the Lena that he had met almost eight years earlier. In a calm and professional manner, she informed him that... Continue Reading →
The sound of Bobby Debarge’s voice made Janelle smile as she walked into Austin’s apartment. It was a cool Saturday afternoon in October and she was just getting back from yoga class. Typically Austin would drive them both back. He had found a gym ten minutes from the yoga studio and would go there to... Continue Reading →
Lena sat on the large hotel bed and cried. Evan, who had just turned four, sat at the foot of the bed and watched cartoons. Every so often he would turn and look back at his mother and smile, hoping it would make her smile. Most times she was able to force a smile for... Continue Reading →
July 2016 Janelle woke up and immediately checked her phone for messages. For a year she and Austin had been exchanging messages of some type every day. Their favorite was text messages, although emails crept in when either of them had a lot to say. With Austin’s crazy work schedule there was little time... Continue Reading →
