The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell: Review
I was in the mood for a creepy story when I picked up this book for review. I’ve never read the author before so I was not sure what I was getting into. This book […]
Read moreAuthor: AMidlifeWife
Hi! I'm Chris! Just a Midlife Wife sharing about life's journey; screaming and kicking through it while supposedly aging gracefully... Focusing on healthy living, low carb & keto, things I am loving right now, and life in general.
Tangled Up In Christmas by Lisa Renee Jones: Review
I’m a huge fan of the writing by Lisa Renee Jones. Reading and reviewing her books always leaves me with a smile on my face. Just in time for the holiday season she is releasing […]
Read moreWhen and What to Eat During Workouts
There is always a discussion about when to eat during your workouts. We don’t want o feel sick, plus we want the benefit of the exercise too! Some say eating before a workout is best. […]
Read more
Shadows by Kristin Proby: Review
Over the years I have had the ability to read and review many books by Kristen Proby. I always loved her stories and I am very excited to have been selected to read her newest […]
Read more
Hidden Hearts by Marci Bolden: Review
I just finished a Bolden story a few months ago that completely blew me away. So of course I jumped at an opportunity to read and review her next book. This story is totally different […]
Read more
6 Quick Tips to Live a Healthier Lifestyle Painlessly
Living a healthy lifestyle and balancing your work and family life isn’t easy. We get tired and fall back on quick meals and skip the exercise one too many times. When we start to hit […]
Read more
7 Reasons Why Am I Always Tired
I struggle with this a lot. Some of it ties back to poor nutrition. Some may be from things like sleep apena, which impacts the body getting into REM sleep. But there are other factors […]
Read more
Boink’d by Aria Hawthorne: Review
I do enjoy contemporary romance for the most part. It is my read of choice. I have read several books by Aria Hawthorne but this by far is the most interesting book I’ve ever read. […]
Read more