My Review: Every so often, you will read a book that will touch your heart and change your life. Home was one such book for me. Like Melanie, I also dive into the fiction world rather than confront the uncomfortable truths around me. Needless to say, I understood her quite well. For me, it was […]
My Review: Carol Claus, aka Carol Kane, must go and do the impossible. In three short days, she has to find a way to convince Ben Hanson that Christmas is a magical time of year. I will admit her way of going about it would have driven me bonkers, but then again, I’m practically a […]
My Review: Anne Best had been widowed for 15 years. After both of her daughters moved out and were on their own, she realized life was boring. Putting out her resume in the hopes of finding something new to do, she jumped at the chance to interview for an executive assistant position in New York […]
My Review: Debbie Macomber is well-known for her ability to take the most painful event that could affect a woman’s life and bring it to life in written form. In A Girl’s Guide to Moving On, she takes on the pain of moving on from a marriage when the spouse is unfaithful. Once again, she […]
My Review: This book is currently unavailable for purchase. Both of these stories were incredibly well-written. I read through both of them in a single evening and was left wanting more. In a short amount of time, Garg brings all of the characters to life and you feel as if you could walk up to […]
My Review: Kat is a tough, strong New Yorker who doesn’t take anything from anyone. She’s long taken care of herself and her brother and she doesn’t need any help, thank you very much. And that definitely included spoiled princes. Sebastian is the Playboy Prince of Sezynia. He’s only months away from his 30th birthday […]
Thanks to Plundered Christmas, I got on a Christian book kick. Then, I was introduced to BookBub and that was the end of that. Thanks to the combination of the two, I was introduced to this wonderful book. Leah Townsend is an heiress. She’s also only 22-years-old and, before her dad passed, he’d signed a […]
I will begin by saying that Debbie Macomber is what I’d call a chick lit author. She focuses on writing about women who have run into trouble in their lives that knock their feet out from under them. In the course of her books, they dust themselves off and find a new path to follow. […]