Window on the Bay by Debbie Macomber: Review
I can’t tell you how many books I have read by Debbie Macomber. She is a go to writer of women’s fiction for so many years now. The reader never fails to get a lovely […]
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Love in the Afternoon by Karen Hawkins: Review
I love novellas for the simple fact that sometimes I don’t feel like reading a full book. They are perfect for a change of category, pace, and even a change of trope. Especially when you […]
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The Favorite Daughter by Patti Callahan Henry: Review
It is tough to watch your parents age. You realize how fast time flies and maybe for some, how much you have missed. This new release I reviewed really drove home the message of family. […]
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Summer on Mirror Lake by JoAnn Ross: Review
A few months ago I was introduced to Joann Ross’ writing and women’s fiction romance books. Snowfall on Lighthouse Lane was a lovely intro to her writing. I was able to read and review the […]
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The Bookish Life of Nina Hill by Abbi Waxman: Review
Two years ago I was blessed to be able to read Abbi Waxman’s first novel, The Garden of Small Beginnings. It was an awesome story that I chose to be in the Best of 2017 […]
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The Goodbye Cafe by Mariah Stewart: Book Review
There are some authors that you just gravitate to, you know? You love their style of writing. You know that you will enjoy the story, regardless. And you trust them to be consistent with their […]
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Snowfall on Lighthouse Lane by JoAnn Ross: Review
I received free ebook in exchange for my honest review It is funny how when the seasons change and the evenings get cooler, we are automatically ready for the holidays. After all, October does lead […]
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Once Upon a River by Diane Setterfield: Review
I went for a change of pace with this book I selected to review. I have to mix it up every now and then and I love when I get surprised with something I’ve chosen. […]
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