★★★★★ Have you ever felt like punching a character in a book? Feels Like Falling by Kristy Woodson Harvey evoked strong emotions for me. Gray worked hard to develop her company and her not so hard working, not so faithful husband wants to take half. But in the end Gray wins out and her life… Continue reading Becky Fell in Love with FEELS LIKE FALLING
So, we've been blogging for about two weeks now. Our social media is looking pretty good. Facebook and Instagram have pulled in some followers, and we feel like we've made some friends. However, we would definitely like to gain more followers here in the blogosphere, so Kayla decided to take advantage of WordPress's free online… Continue reading Kayla’s First Blogging U Class: Branding and Growth
★★★★★ Book Summary Daisy Jone and the Six is a novel about the fictional band of the same name, formed in the late 1970s. Daisy Jones is young, beautiful, drug addled, dangerous, and full of raw talent with no proper training. Billy Dunne is an equally talented father of three who knows what it's like… Continue reading DAISY JONES AND THE SIX might be Kayla’s new Favorite Novel
★★★★★ Glory days. Ocean stars. Voices of departed loved ones speaking to you on an ocean wave. Old friends reunited. Unrequited love that ignites with a look, a soft touch, a kiss during a slow dance at a special high school hideaway. Sisters that were separated and find each other where they never thought to… Continue reading Becky read Joanne DeMaio’s SEASIDE SAGA and it is Magical ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
★★★★ Book Summary Mercy Kilpatrick is an FBI agent who has been estranged from her Oregon-based, "prepper" family since a secret tragedy tore them apart her senior year in high school. She tends to keep to herself, both in her professional and personal life, and she never talks about her past. That is, until she… Continue reading Mystery Monday: Kayla read A MERCIFUL DEATH
★★★ So, about a week ago I gave my husband a grocery list, and the last thing I listed was “the cheapest novel novel with the most ridiculous cover you can find.” I was expecting something Sci-fi with a crazy alien cover. Husband brought me To Catch an Earl. I’ve never read a Harlequin Romance… Continue reading Book Dare: Kayla read a Harlequin Romance for the first time in her life–TO CATCH AN EARL
My high school English teacher (and fellow bibliophile) once told me to never buy a book unless I was hooked by the first five pages, and I've never been so HOOKED so quickly in my life. The story begins with our "lucky" first-person narrator, Margot, packing her bags to leave the girls' home she's been… Continue reading First Look Friday: Kayla Shares a her First Look at the Upcoming Novel, THE COMPANION
★★★★★ Andy Barber has built a happy life for himself and his family. He is a successful assistant district attorney in suburban Massachusetts, he's married to the love of his life, and he's a respected member of the community. Then his fourteen-year-old son, Jacob, is charged with murdering his fellow student, and the evidence against… Continue reading Thriller Thursday: Kayla Read DEFENDING JACOB and It Hurt
★★★★ Down a Dark Hall is a young adult novel written by Lois Duncan (author of I Know What You Did Last Summer and Killing Mr. Griffin). The novel’s main protagonist and first-person narrator, Kit Gordy, is one of four girls chosen to to attend the illustrious Blackwood Hall. It’s not really clear why she… Continue reading Wildcard Wednesday: Kayla thinks Lois Duncan’s DOWN A DARK HALL is Shamefully Underrated
So, I noticed that several people seemed to enjoy my post about the audiobook, How to Defeat a Demon King in Ten Easy Steps, so I decided to take a few minutes this Tuesday to compile a quick list of my favorite audiobooks. And whew Nelly, was this a difficult list to compile. You see,… Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Kayla’s Top Ten Audiobook Pick
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