Do you have a travel bucket list? I do, but it’s non-specific. It would be cool to go to see a baseball game in every major league ballpark. I’d love to do one of many running vacations that are out there. It would be awesome to go to Alsace, France and read the newspaper there …
Blurb Book Review
*This post contains affiliate links, and I received free product to review for this post. Opinions are my own. Should you choose to make a purchase, I will receive a percentage of the sale at no additional cost to you. For a while now, I’ve been wanting to do something with all the digital photos …
Book Review: The Amendment by Anne Leigh Parrish
What do you do when you lose your partner in life? That’s the question asked in Anne Leigh Parrish’s The Amendment. Main character Lavinia Starkhurst loses her husband in a freak accident. She then decides to go on a road trip on a bit of a whim to see all the things she hadn’t seen before …
Book Review: The Scythian Trials by Elizabeth Isaacs
Sometimes, you need a novel that will be not only a fun read, but one that leads to some insight into the human condition. In Elizabeth Isaac’s The Scythian Trials, Part dystopia, part science fiction, The Scythian Trials focuses on a strong female main character, Anya Thalestris. Not only is she one of the strongest and smartest, but …
Book Review: Louisiana Catch by Sweta Srivastava Vikram
In Sweta Srivastava Vikram’s novel, Louisiana Catch, Ahana has fled her mother’s death – taking her from New Delhi to New Orleans. She’s working to increase awareness about violence against women. While she works on this project at an Annual Conference, she meets Rohan Brady. At her support group, she meets Jay Dubois. Soon, she finds …
Book Review: The Secrets We Carried by Mary McNear
They say you can never go home again. Whether that’s actually true or not, one of the big fiction tropes I see a lot is the story of someone who has made a successful life for himself or herself elsewhere in the world, but now finds that it’s time to return home for some reason …
Book Review: I Know You Know by Gilly Macmillan
Two crimes, 20 years apart, in the same location plague a community. Gilly Macmillan’s I Know You Know keeps readers involved from the moment they pick up the novel. I’ve been on a bit of a quick and easy reads kick lately, namely because I’ve been sick, training for a half marathon, and, well, I have …
Keep it All Together with This Great Planner Deal
To help with getting organized, there’s this great deal going on – 2 18 month planners and 2 sticker sets for only $18.05 shipped. Use one for work and one for home, use one for blogging and one for work. (I actually use a master “dashboard” planner and then multiple specific planners).
Q&A With Candace N. Ford, Author of The Agitated Agenda
Candace N. Ford’s The Agitated Agenda is the first book in a contemporary new adult series about what happens when main character Priscilla Richardson had her life fully planned and figured out. Here’s a Q&A with the author and entrepreneur. Candace N. Ford Answers Questions As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up? …
Book Review: The Stylist by Rosie Nixon
I love fashion. I know I haven’t talked about my love for fashion a lot on this blog, other than when I’m talking about creating it, but it is one of my passions. That’s why, when I was offered a review copy of The Stylist by Rosie Nixon, I was happy to take the opportunity to …

                    
        				
                    
        				
                    
        				
                    
        				
                    
        				











