So, here goes with some words. Hope they make sense because they are a bit jumbled in my head. I think, in my reading journey this year, I've gone from 'my ancient heart' when reading some middle grade fiction to 'incredulous disbelief' as my next personal tagline. I love me some good mystery, ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
It should come as no surprise that historical fiction is one of my favorite genres to read. Also, that I love dual timeline stories. But probably also that I’ll literally read almost anything . . . almost. Thanks to The Book Girls Guide, this is my second book set in France during WW2 in just a ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Austen Escape by Katherine Reay
And we are back with another edition of books I read in the wayback time but never reviewed. Honestly, never even tracked this one on Goodreads, so all I know is wayback time. The difference here is that there were significant parts that I did remember. Not a lot, mind you, but enough to ...
BOOK REVIEW: To Marry an English Lord by Robin Lee Hatcher
To Enchant a Lady’s Heart set us up to know Sebastian and his sister Amanda, and know the anticipation of their trip to the American West. Sebastian knows he has to marry as the heir to the family estate. Sebastian isn’t against marriage, as his father believes, but he is not interested ...
BOOK REVIEW: Renegades by Thomas Locke
If you read my review of Recruits, the first book in this duo, then you know I actually read both of these books back in 2019. Read. No review, no notes, nothing to tell me what I thought back then. I’m a very different person now in some ways. The way I react to words has changed considerably, ...