Enjoy Your Independence Day
I hope you are enjoying your time with family and friends. This year it is a bit quiet at my house. My son is traveling again so it is just my hubby and I. We […]
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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.
The Book of Silver Linings by Nan Fischer: Review
I have to say, I love the subtlety of that some authors have the ability to bring to a romance novel. Sometimes you need that slow burn and that slow building that envelops so many […]
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The Takedown by Carlie Walker: Review
I got to read the best story this week. Actually, I have read four five-star reviews in a row this week and this particular book earned every star! It just made me so happy. I […]
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Hard Country by Reavis Z. Wortham: Review
Disclosure: This blog is reader-supported. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no cost to you. I only […]
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Light, Fresh Cocktail Recipes for the 4th of July
The 4th of July in America is a time for celebration. Not only do we celebrate our history but it is also a time of celebration with family and friends. If you enjoy a cocktail […]
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He’s My Cowboy by Diana Palmer; Rebecca Zanetti; Delores Fossen: Review
I love a good cowboy romance now and then so when I came across the small anthology for review, I scooped it up! Comprised of three short stories, this was an enjoyable, light and easy […]
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Must Love Flowers by Debbie Macomber: Review
There are some authors that are a go-to when you’re looking for a warm, yet realistic story featuring women of a certain age. Macomber is one of those authors. With one more novel under her […]
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In the Weeds by B.K. Borison: Review
Have you ever read a book that just consumed all of your attention and emotion? There are some authors that just understand the human connection so much that when they tell a story, it’s almost […]
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