I am really struggling with this review. Before I ever took it from Booksprout, I was intrigued by the synopsis and even read the first chapter and literally synced in. The burnt bacon did it for me. (Years ago I had a little couple of paragraphs fun start about bacon and burnt ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Vanished by Cara C. Putman
Sometimes when you have a prequel, it doesn't go with the rest of the story. In this case, Art of Deception set up this story well. We get to know Charlotte's brother, Carter, in The Vanished and see some of her son, Andrew, who is now living with Carter. We also meet Janae, which made me a ...
BOOK REVIEW: Between Two Shores by Jocelyn Green
I really loved this book. It was an interesting take on Canada during the Seven Years' War, which directly correlates with the Revolutionary War. And honestly, outside the Revolution, there's not much I know about the prior. I loved the detailed research and reference lists that Green provided, ...
BOOK REVIEW: Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano
Another find from The Book Girls Guide, and honestly, I have no idea what words are right now. I've never read Ann Napolitano before, but I know this will not be the last book I read by her. Honestly, this may be the most disjointed book reaction I ever write and also might be the shortest . . . ...
BOOK REVIEW: Autumn at the Cat Cafe by Kathleen Fuller
My first Kathleen Fuller since the before time. It was like curling up with an old friend on the sofa, in bed when I should have been sleeping, sitting in the chair waiting for Daddy at physical therapy. It was reminiscent of another romance I read earlier this year while also being completely ...