Category: Books
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Life of a Blogger
It’s kind of ironic when you start blogging about books and you think: “I love to read books and write reviews about them, so I should totally start a blog and do this.” But then you do and you realize just how much work it really is. Like hours each day of your time. Which,…
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The Sound of Violet by Allen Wolf
Soon to be a major motion picture! First off, a huge thank you to Morning Star Publishing for reaching out to me about this book. For those of us that read a lot of romance books, it is easy to get caught up in the formula we all love about the tension and suspense in…
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Vagabond by Mary A.J.
I wasn’t really sure how I was going to feel about this one in the first few chapters. It just had a strange feel in the beginning. But after that, I was consumed by this story and read it in two days because I was grasping at the need to know what happened. In this…
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Dovetails in Tall Grass by Samantha Specks
There’s a reason I love really well written historical fiction novels. It connects me emotionally with people from a different time in such a way that it doesn’t feel so very far from my heart. Dovetails in Tall Grass tells the story of two women in the years 1861-1862 as they experience the frontier settlements…
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On Home by Becca Spence Dobias
On Home is a breathtaking piece of classical literature in our modern framework. Using words to tell the stories of a family of women who have all struggled with their need to be loved, have a family and know who they are as individuals. The story is told from three different perspectives of the three…
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The Ballerina & The Butcher Boy Complete Duet by Nicci Harris
This book was so much more than what I expected. When I came across this story on TikTok, a new hot spot for books, the author was sharing about the book and it caught my attention. Her visuals on these characters and their story had me captivated. Max and Cassidy represent the young and beautiful…
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Revelation by Eva Winners
I have to admit that this one was a little choppy in the beginning getting the story going, but after a little while it really picks up and is a very good book! Layla was born into a rich family, but her mother was not married to her father and therefore she is unwanted by…
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Paper Cranes by Julie James
This is easily one of those timeless books that you can set aside a weekend for and just curl up and enjoy it from beginning to end. The main character, Cassie, has just lost the love of her life and is trying to see straight in her new world. Nothing is easy when you’re going…
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Follow Me Always by Helen Hardt
What a beautiful conclusion to an intense journey! These characters have both had to learn so much about themselves and without one another, I’m not sure either of them ever would have gotten to the points in self awareness that they did. While this series was clearly about the kink lifestyle and a whole lot…
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Follow Me Under by Helen Hardt
I enjoyed this second installment more than I enjoyed the first. Usually that’s hard for me when it comes to a series because the first book has all those elements that are new and exciting. But Follow Me Under really delved into the depths of the characters’ emotions – raw experiences – and made me…
Adventures in Literature 