I See You by Clare Mackintosh: Book Review
Ohh, I love a good thriller with plenty of creep factor and suspense and this new release hits the target! This is the first book I have read by Clare Mackintosh but not the last! […]
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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.
February Full Moon
A few months ago I was given a brand-new camera that I shared with you. I just love using it and I’ve been learning the features of this Nikon P900. It is such a cool […]
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The Do-Gooder by Jessie L. Star: Book Review
I am not one to usually choose a story that revolves around young adults. However, something called to me with this new release and I am so glad I chose to review this story. Full […]
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Wait for It by M. O’Keefe: Book Review
I have been a huge supporter of author Molly O’Keefe for a while but her first book that started the Everything Left Unsaid series made me a believer in her amazing work. Today, I am […]
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Why Calories Aren’t a Good Metric For Weight Loss or Muscle Gain
When it comes to losing weight or building muscles, the amount of calories you eat is one of the most common metrics you’ll find talked about and followed. We track how many calories we eat […]
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A Thousand Letters by Staci Hart: Book Review
I don’t know if I can take much more emotion in a book review this week! Three back to back emotional romances and I am capping it off with the most heartbreaking one yet, albeit […]
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Park Avenue Prince by Louise Bay: Book Review
I have an addiction to anything by author Louise Bay. Her amazing character development can leave you breathless. So whenever I am asked to review one of her new releases, such as this one, Park […]
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Close Enough to Touch by Colleen Oakley: Review
Sometimes a book really knocks you for a loop. You begin to read it thinking that it is going to be a women’s fiction about a girl’s life. Then the further you get into it, […]
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