Under a Sardinian Sky by Sara Alexander: Book Review
I have an interesting book for you this week. I was asked to review a historical women’s fiction novel and the synopsis reminded me a lot of my own mother’s story so I was anxious […]
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If Not For You by Debbie Macomber: Book Review
It is a always a pleasure to read a book by Debbie Macomber. When I was asked to review this new release, I did not realize that we would meet people from her last book, […]
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Close Enough to Touch by Colleen Oakley: Review
Sometimes a book really knocks you for a loop. You begin to read it thinking that it is going to be a women’s fiction about a girl’s life. Then the further you get into it, […]
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Law and Disorder by Heather Graham: Review
I have a confession to make. I have never read a Heather Graham book prior to this one and while I have heard of her books, I just never got to it. I think I […]
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The Guests on South Battery by Karen White: Review
Last week I shared with you the series by Karen White called Return to Tradd Street. That book I was asked to reviewed was the first one I have read in the series, but it […]
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Traveling Light by Lynne Branard: Review
I think everyone has a time where they just want to escape the every day. In this surprising new book I was able to review I caught the traveling bug myself. A delightful addition to […]
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Return to Tradd Street by Karen White: Review
How could I have not known about this amazing series? I’ve read other books by Karen White for some reason I was never introduced to the Tradd Street series. However, with this book and my […]
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Semi-Scripted by Amanda Heger: Review
I love it when you pick up a book and you think it’s one type of a story but yet it turns into something completely different. I was able to read a brand-new release for […]
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