Monthly Archives: May 2017
Word Nerd Wednesday – Absquatulate
Happy Wednesday, Word Nerds! What I want to know is, can you wrap your mouth around today’s word? absquatulate That’s right, ab-SQUAT-u-late. I saw this word in a post a friend had shared on Facebook this week, so maybe you have … Continue reading
What Hope Remembers (Johnnie Alexander) – Review
~ About the Book ~ When Amy Somers loses her job as a lobbyist, she moves to Misty Willow, well aware that she’s crossing bridges she’d burned years before. With all the mistakes she’s made and the uncaring things she’s … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday – Most Anticipated for the Second Half of 2017
Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy! I just love looking at all the fantastic books in my future. I’ve tried to be conservative with this list, but I’ve still gone a little over ten. 😊 And it’s entirely conceivable I’ve left … Continue reading
Killing Wonder Woman (Tenaya T.J. Tison) – Review + Giveaway!
~ About the Book ~ POW! BLAM! OOF! Working women of faith are subjected to daily blows of lies and deception. We are barraged with messages that we’re not good enough, smart enough, thin enough, spiritual enough. We believe that … Continue reading
Weekend Book Buzz – 27/28 May 2017
Hello book lovers! It’s been another busy week this week, and as I look at what’s coming up for June there is just soooooo much book love to be buzzing about! Let’s begin with a recap of what the week brought … Continue reading
Nightshade (Ronie Kendig) – Review
~ About the Book ~ A Rapid-Fire Rewrite! Former Navy SEAL Max Jacobs is fighting a new war—a war for his family. Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, Max is unable to control his anger, alienating himself from his wife and … Continue reading
First Line Friday – 26 May 2017 – Someplace Familiar (Teresa Tysinger)
Hello First Liners! Thank you for joining me again this week—or WELCOME if this is your first time. 🙂 This week for First Line Friday, I’m giving you the first line from another debut: Someplace Familiar by Teresa Tysinger. This … Continue reading
