First Line Friday – 9.15.17
Whether you’re looking for a good book or just curious what others are reading, you’ve come to the right place. Each Friday I pick a book and share the first line with you.
A Special Announcement
I am typically a very private person, but something very special has recently come to fruition for my family which I feel compelled to share with you all.
First Line Friday – 9.8.17
Whether you’re looking for a good book or just curious what others are reading, you’ve come to the right place. Each Friday I pick a book and share the first line with you.
Spotlight – In Love and War
This novella collection features four fun and feisty sweet romances. Lassoed by Love By Miralee Ferrell Lindsey Morgan loves her life—too bad she can no longer afford it. The exclusive boutique she...
First Line Friday – 9.1.17
Whether you’re looking for a good book or just curious what others are reading, you’ve come to the right place. Each Friday I pick a book and share the first line with you.
My Review – Under the Blackberry Moon
Just a few days after she gives birth alone in the Northwoods, a recently widowed young Chippewa woman stumbles into a nearby lumber camp in search of refuge and sustenance.
First Line Friday – 8.25.17
Whether you’re looking for a good book or just curious what others are reading, you’ve come to the right place. Each Friday I pick a book and share the first line with you.
My Fiction Fantasy Vacation
Earlier this year, Carrie shared her Bookish Places Bucket List over at Reading Is My Superpower, and it got me to thinking of all the book-related places I've dreamed of visiting. So I asked...
First Line Friday – 8.18.17
Whether you're looking for a good book or just curious what others are reading, you've come to the right place. Each Friday I pick a book and share the first line with you. This week I am sharing...
My Review – A Name Unknown
This novel pulled me in the from the very first line. The first scene throws the reader immediately into danger and the first chapter adeptly sets up the rest of the novel. We immediately understand what is at stake and are given strong reasons to care about the heroine and root for her despite her profession.
