The Bitter and Sweet of Cherry Season by Molly Fader: Review
Whenever I talk about going home, which to me is my parents home on the lake in Minnesota, I instantly feel at peace. My “home” is a calming place which is why I could relate […]
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Summer Darlings by Brooke Lea Foster: Review
Sometimes there comes a book into your life that you just become addicted to reading. You can’t put it down and you find yourself reading late into the night. Perfect for summer, this new women’s […]
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Hidden Salem by Kay Hooper: Review
I do believe that there are people in the world with psychic abilities. A friend of mine was very intuitive and had some amazing abilities. It’s intriguing to me how the mind works. That said, […]
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Thoughts on Easter
This is a totally different Easter from what any of us have probably witnessed or experienced in our lives. Sheltering in place due to a virus has changed this holy day into a quiet introspection […]
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6 Tips to Feel Less Tired
Do you find that you are feeling overly tired and sluggish all the time? You aren’t alone, if that is the case. A lot of people feel overly tired these days for various reasons. For […]
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Mercy of the Lawless by J.A. Dennam: Review
If you have been following my reviews for a while then you may know that I try and support indie authors as much as possible. There’s so many authors out there who have not had […]
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My One True North by Milly Johnson: Review
This is a brand new author for me and when I was asked to review this new release I was anxious to dive into this blend of women’s fiction and romance. A long winding road […]
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The Priest by Tiffany Reisz: Review
It has been a while since I’ve read a Tiffany Reisz and I have to say that picking up this one to review was the best decision I’ve made this week. From the synopsis I […]
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