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Tag Archives: Katherine Reay
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
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May 30, 2017
Tagged Angela Hunt, Bethany Turner, Carrie Stuart Parks, Heidi Chiavaroli, Jaime Jo Wright, Joanna Davidson Politano, Julianna Deering, Katherine Reay, Liz Johnson, Melissa Tagg, Mesu Andrews, Nicole Deese, Pepper Basham, Ronie Kendig, Roseanna M. White, Sandra Orchard, Susan May Warren
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Top Ten Tuesday – Things That Will Make Me Want to Review A Book
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! The girls at The Broke and the Bookish have had me going in circles this week as I tried to work out how I would approach this topic. For starters, I have an insatiable appetite … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday – Books I SOOOO Could Have Read In One Sitting
This week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic, thanks to the girls at The Broke and The Bookish, is a Read In One Sitting theme. Gone are the days when I could read a book in one sitting! Reading a book in one day … Continue reading
Best of 2016!
Well, you could be forgiven for thinking I have dropped off the face of the earth over Christmas. I may live in Australia, but December definitely snowballed on me this year. Please accept my belated wishes for a merry Christmas … Continue reading
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December 30, 2016
Tagged Amanda G. Stevens, Candace Calvert, Chris Fabry, Connilyn Cossette, Jennifer Rodewald, Julie Cantrell, Kara Isaac, Katherine Reay, Kristy Cambron, Lori Benton, Lynn Austin, Melissa Tagg, Nicole Deese, Pepper Basham, Ronie Kendig, Roseanna M. White, Susan May Warren, Suzanne M. Wolfe, Tammy L. Gray, Terri Blackstock, Tosca Lee
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A Portrait of Emily Price (Katherine Reay) – Review
Publisher’s Description: Emily Price—fix-it girl extraordinaire and would-be artist—dreams of having a gallery show of her own. There is no time for distractions, especially not the ultimate distraction of falling in love. But Chef Benito Vassallo’s relentless pursuit proves hard … Continue reading
