One of my favorite genres is young adult fiction so when I received a copy of Cease & Desist by Stephen David Hurley, I knew it would be one I’d enjoy. This weekend we woke up to sleet and freezing rain so I had no plans to leave the house. Cease & Desist by Stephen […]
Books
Horns and Heels by Nathaniel Wake
Every now and then, I’m in the mood for a good, steamy romance. Since a giant snow storm hit last night, reading out the couch all day sounded like a good idea. I hope you’ll be able to enjoy the same thing. Horns and Heels by Nathaniel Wake When the rugged temptations of a world […]
When Jesus Was a Green-Eyed Brunette
Some days, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with the challenges in our lives. We tend to focus on what’s wrong or difficult instead of on what’s right. I think it’s just human nature to see the bad before the good. At least, I know this is something I struggle with. I just finished a book […]
Dating 3.0: Finding Love in the Age of Social Media and the Smart Phone
As with many aspects of our lives, social media, and smartphones have made huge changes to the way we live. While I’m definitely not dating at this point, my kids are, and I hear all about what they go through because of their exposure to social media and access to their smartphones. Dating 3.0: Finding […]
Mercedes Sosa The Voice of Hope
There are some people in our lives that inspire us to be our best or overcome challenges. I know that I’ve had several throughout my life, and you probably have too. Today I got to learn more about a woman many find inspirational. Mercedes Sosa The Voice of Hope by Anette Christensen The Argentine singer, […]
To Live is To Die First by Eli Darzi
Some books entertain you and some make you think. When I read, I like to read a variety of different types of books because I think it helps broaden my horizon. Life would be very boring if we only saw the world from our own perspective. To Live is To Die First by Eli Darzi […]
Monto! Feckin’ Monto! by Joel Amont
I love reading books that take place in other countries because it’s a chance for me to travel without leaving my home. Since I love stories that take place in the past, I often find myself reading historic fiction that happens in places like the British Empire. Monto! Feckin’ Monto! by Joel Amont Monto! Feckin’ […]
Periwinkle’s Journey Book
Are you a fan of Suzy’s Zoo? I know that I am. I just love the adorable illustrations. This winter, Suzy Spafford, creator and illustrator of the beloved Suzy’s Zoo, joins forces with author Judy Petersen-Fleming, expanding her menagerie to include penguins in Periwinkle’s Journey. Periwinkle’s Journey Book Periwinkle has lived her whole life in […]
The Little Hero by Ronald Destra
Teaching children what to do in the case of an emergency can be a challenge. You want to give them the knowledge they need to be prepared. But, you don’t want to frighten them or overwhelm them with information. Today I’m sharing a book that will be a valuable resource. The Little Hero by Ronald […]
Bad Boys for Hire: Nick by Rachelle Ayala
Looking for a steamy romance that features a paraplegic? Find out what I thought about Bad Boys for Hire. Bad Boys for Hire This Christmas, paraplegic Carol Cassidy is caught between the naughty and the nice: a hired Santa and a disabled firefighter. Carol was an avid mountain climber until an accident left her in […]