Village in the Dark by Iris Yamashita: Review
Sometimes an opportunity is missed when the reader isn’t informed that a book is part of a must-read series. I remember when book number one came out by this author but I was unable to […]
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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.
Taking Hamburger Steak to a New Level
One of the things about changing your eating plan is sometimes you get bored of the same old thing day after day. I’ve been eating a lot more carnivore/keto lately and there are days when […]
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It Takes a Rake by Anna Bennett: Review
This is my second book by this author; she is still a bit new to me regarding her storytelling. I really enjoyed her last publication, which is a part of this stand-alone series. So I […]
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3 Best Types of Exercise for Mental Clarity
Exercise doesn’t just make you physically fit, it also makes you mentally fit. This is an overlooked benefit of exercise. Everyone knows how exercise can make your waistline smaller; make your heart healthier, etc. But […]
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The Italian Daughter by Soraya Lane: Review
affiliate links included I’m not usually a person that dives into a lot of women’s fiction stories. But every so often I see something that just calls my name. With this new release, I am […]
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The Fake Mate by Lana Ferguson: Review
I still remember the first time I picked up a book about wolf shifter’s and found that I thoroughly enjoyed the story especially since I had no idea something like that existed in the minds […]
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Is How You Eat Your Food Just As Important As What You Eat
A lot of focus is put on what you eat while you are dieting. But how you eat is just as important and can help you lose weight. What does that mean exactly? Let’s start […]
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Hotshot Hero for The Holidays by Lisa Childs: Review
There is a reason I enjoy traditional Harlequin stories still after so many years. They are a perfect pick me up and break from the main stream novels. I just love them! Coming up this […]
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