I was in like Flynn in the first chapter of this book. There were so many hooks that all just worked together. Leigh draws you into her heart from the very beginning. Having recently moved back to her childhood home after the passing of both her parents she leaves behind the memory of a stalker ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Innkeeper’s Daughter by Michelle Griep
This is the second book by Michelle Griep that I've read and to be honest . . . with each book I like her a little more. She is definitely an author that I want to keep my eye on. She gives engaging main characters with lots of annoyingly endearing character traits throughout the cast. I have to ...
Reflections
Reflections is a weekly meme hosted by Kristin of A Simply Enchanted Life and Fizzy of Fizzy Pop Collection. Every Sunday we will dig deeper in our recent reads to explore the real-life lessons within the pages. Reading the book yourself is not necessary to participate. If you would like to host ...
BOOK REVIEW: Surviving Uncle Hittler by Dorothea Wollin Null
Let me tell you a story about this book. I was having a discussion with Kristin (of course) about the idea that there are many fictional (and nonfiction as well) books about WW2 from the prospective of Jewish individuals, non-Germany individuals, pretty much anyone but a German individual. I ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Bishop’s Daughter by Wanda E. Brunstetter
Let me tell you a story about this book. I'd started the series last fall and in November went to request this book from the library to review in December. Yes, the plan was originally for December. There was a wait list. Which, for an older book is surprising but I wasn't going to complain (too ...