March was a busy month for me, reading-wise. Here's the second part of my reviews. If you missed the other post, you can read it by clicking here. Between The Vines ★★★★★ After reading the first two books of Staci Troilo's latest series, I couldn't wait for Between the Vines. It didn't disappoint. Between the... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Secrets of Thistle Cottage
I love a good bargain, especially when it comes to books. (If you haven't signed up for BookBub, you really should. Not only can you follow your favorite authors, but you can get email notifications when books in your favorite genres are on sale.) Anyway... I also enjoy a good dual-timeline story. The Secrets of... Continue Reading →
Book Reviews: Life is Like a Bowl of Cherries by Sally Cronin, The Widows by Jess Montgomery #ShortStories #HistoricalFiction
Hey, everyone! I'm behind on posting reviews, so this week I'm including two books. The first is by Sally Cronin. https://read.amazon.com/kp/card?asin=B08QCQ4VVV&preview=inline&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_55EBZJAY63SJQJT1SQF4 Blurb Life is Like a Bowl of Cherries: Sometimes Bitter, Sometimes Sweet is a collection of short stories with scattered poetry, reflecting the complexities of life, love and loss. The stories in the collection... Continue Reading →
Book Review ~ Lacewood by Jessica James #TuesdayBookBlog
Lacewood is the first novel I’ve read by author Jessica James. I kept seeing posts about the book earlier in the summer through my Triberr feed and decided to check it out. I admit the author’s name drew me in as I have a family member with the same name, but she doesn’t write books!... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Answering Annaveta by Lorna Faith
Annaveta Travotsky is a young girl poised on the brink of womanhood in 1913 Russia. She is the oldest child in a family of Russian peasants. Life is hard for the Travotsky family as it was for most peasant families. Her father arranges for her to marry a man whom she doesn’t love. When tragedy strikes, turning Annaveta’s world upside down.
Book Review: Finding Eliza by Stephanie Pitcher Fishman
Lizzie Clydell is a young woman struggling to come to terms with her own tragic past—the death of her parents. When her grandmother invites her to a meeting of the local genealogy group, she reluctantly agrees in order appease her grandmother. "It’s just a little family history. What could go wrong?"
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