Meet a devoted widow in Nicole Deese’s contemporary romance A Season to Love Waterfall Press ******* The Story At this point in her life, bravery is not a trait Willa Hart would readily claim. She believes her seven-year-old daughter, Savannah, who never knew her father and successfully tackled chemotherapy, is truly the courageous one. Yet… Continue reading Character Spotlight: Nicole Deese’s Willa Hart and a giveaway
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Bookish Question of the Week
I apologise for the dearth of book reviews at the moment. I’m in the midst of some serious contest reading at the moment so I’m not at liberty to post reviews, but they will be coming! In the meantime, I wanted to talk about book reviews and what you look for when seeking someone else’s… Continue reading Bookish Question of the Week
The Reading Habits of Amanda Cabot and a giveaway
The Reading Habits of Amanda Cabot *********** Are you a re-reader? Why, or why not? And if you are, what are some of the books you have read over and over? I’m no longer a re-reader, simply because there are so many new books competing for my time, but growing up,… Continue reading The Reading Habits of Amanda Cabot and a giveaway
Mary Weber…The Inside Scoop!
The Inside Scoop! Mary Weber and her fantasy Siren’s Song Thomas Nelson ******* I grew up… along the coast of Southern California. <3 I was inspired to write my first published novel by… my mom and sister. And Twilight (the book), ahem. 😉 The books that have most… Continue reading Mary Weber…The Inside Scoop!
The Reading Habits of Amy Matayo with a giveaway
The Reading Habits of Amy Matayo ******** Are you a re-reader? Why, or why not? And if you are, what are some of the books you have read over and over? I am a selective re-reader. If a story is powerfully written and I know I’m learning about the craft just from… Continue reading The Reading Habits of Amy Matayo with a giveaway
Bookish Question of the Week
When you love story as much as I do, and I suspect, as most of you, my lovely readers do, there is nothing more exciting than discovering a new author to read. Even better in many ways, if you have discovered them some time after being published and you have the pleasure of enjoying a… Continue reading Bookish Question of the Week