Bloodlust by Sandra Brown: Review
I was excited to read Blood Moon last year, a story that introduced us to Bowie, a character featured in this book. While some of the characters cross over, the book can be read as […]
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The Bodyguard Affair by Amy Lea: Review
I was first introduced to this author with her book Exes and O’s a few years ago. I loved that story so much! I was excited to dive into another one by her, and it […]
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Maybe This Once by Sophie Sullivan: Review
It’s fun to read stories where the author has the same location and secondary characters. But then each subsequent book in the series features a different main character from the original group. This upcoming release […]
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How Does Stress Affect the Digestive System
For many people, stress is a catalyst to overeating, gut issues, anxiety, and more. Let’s look at a few facts. 1) Most adults these days lead lives filled with at least a little, and usually […]
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The King’s Ransom by Janet Evanovich: Review
I have not read an Evanovich book in years. I was addicted to her Stephanie Plum series many years ago and have read a huge chunk of those stories. But it has been a long […]
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How to Grieve Like a Victorian by Amy Carol Reeves: Review
I decided to read this book on a whim mainly due to the summary and, of course, the cover. A different take on a trope that is difficult yet handled beautifully. The author takes us […]
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Lady Tremaine by Rachel Hochhauser: Review
If you think you are too old for fairy tales, I am going to challenge you on that right here! This book is nothing like you expect. It is a story reimagined and so much […]
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Bring a Taste of Bavaria to Your Holiday Table with German Heritage Baking Recipes
I have so many wonderful memories of my mom baking for the Christmas holidays. We would get her special cookie treats like Lebkuchen, Spritz, and so many other favorites. The smells alone made the holiday! […]
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