One Summer in Paris by Sarah Morgan: Review
When I review books sometimes I get really surprised at the fact that I never have read an author before. Especially when you find that the author has written loads of books! Morgan is a […]
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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.
Highland Crown by May McGoldrick: Review
Keeping with my historical romance kick, I grabbed this cool story for review this month. I have never read this author before, but the synopsis sounded great. Here are my thoughts on this upcoming release […]
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Who Slays the Wicked by C. S. Harris: Review
Last year I was introduced to the amazing storyteller, C.S. Harris and her 13th book in the Sebastian St. Cyr Mystery series, Why Kill the Innocent. She had me captivated with her awesome suspense story […]
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Enjoy Fresh Water Anytime With a Bula Bobble Water Bottle
I have to say I live in a town that has horrible water. We actually live in a cancer cluster area due to the high agricultural surroundings. Plus, there is a closed Air Force base […]
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A Touch of Forever by Jo Goodman: Review
I think I have a love-hate relationship with family saga style stories. On one hand I love to read so obviously a well-developed story is a plus. On the other hand I am a impatient […]
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Health Challenges in this Crazy Weather?
Just a quick update since I have been MIA for a bit this month. I have had my butt kicked with illnesses and I am currently 6 days into bronchitis and still hacking like a […]
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The Charmer in Chaps by Julia London: Review
I’ve been on a cowboy kick lately. So one of the authors releasing a cowboy trope this spring is very well known for her Romance novels with a twist of country. It has been a […]
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Stone Cold Heart by Laura Griffin: A Tracers Novel Review
I have been reading and reviewing Laura Griffin books for several years now and I have yet to find a story that I did not care for. In fact, the more I read her works, […]
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