There's something about a Vannetta book that draws me in. Regardless of whether she's writing a cozy mystery with a touch of romance or just a sweet romance with a twist of mystery. Even a dystopian novel in her hands just walks away special. There's something about her voice that draws me in and ...
BOOK REVIEW: Sweet Dreaming by Julia Rawlinson
When you have Minions there is no such thing as too many bedtime stories, or really even too many books. There's very little variation you can accomplish with 'go to sleep' type stories. When they say there is nothing new under the sun it's basically true. But then again, you don't need to ...
BOOK REVIEW: Dear to Me by Wanda E. Brunstetter
Wanda and I are back in Webster County in the Ozarks region of Missouri, also known as my stompin' grounds. We are also back with Faith's daughter, Melinda who was just a child in Going Home, is all grown up and starting to explore life as an adult. Oh, and Aaron, the subtle star of On Her Own, is ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Dad Next Door by Stephanie Dees
Romance, as a genre, is sort of a side bar for me. I don't pick up a book because it's a romance like so many others. I pick up a book because it has a story line that catches my interest and happens to contain romance. I mean, instalove is the cliche fallback for a lot of romance books, and a ...
BOOK REVIEW: Who Sang the First Song? by Ellie Holcomb
This book just sounded amazing and creative and adorable and perfect to add to the library of my niece and nephew. I got all that simply from the description online and knew I had to order it. I've only had it in my hands a couple of days (I literally picked it up Friday night!) and I knew I had ...