Book Review: The Shade of Things: A Humorous Paranormal Women’s Fiction by Deborah Wilde When I first picked up The Shade of Things, I felt an instant connection to protagonist Miriam Feldman—a smart, sassy lady who’s navigating the magical chaos of her midlife. Author Deborah Wilde has a unique way of blending humor with the
Book Review: P.S. You’re the Worst by Annie McDonnell As a sucker for unconventional love stories, I couldn’t resist diving into "P.S. You’re the Worst" by Annie McDonnell. The title alone sparked my curiosity, promising a cheeky take on modern romance. Have you ever met someone who completely disrupts your carefully constructed world? That’s exactly
Book Review: Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score I stumbled upon Lucy Score’s Things We Never Got Over quite by accident, but I’m so grateful I did. The cover caught my eye, but it was the intriguing premise of a runaway bride stranded in a small town that really pulled me in. And
Book Review: Just Like Her Mother by Julia Roberts Just Like Her Mother by Julia Roberts caught my eye for its poignant tagline—it’s billed as a "tear-jerking and emotional page-turner," and honestly, who doesn’t crave a good cry sometimes? Having been a fan of Roberts’ previous heartfelt novels, I found myself drawn into this family
Review of Good Hair Days by Grace Helena Walz Sometimes a book finds its way into your life at just the right moment, doesn’t it? That was my experience with Good Hair Days by Grace Helena Walz. The cover, with its vibrant imagery and warm Southern flair, had been beckoning me, but it was the
Book Review: Splintered Magic: A Paranormal Women’s Urban Fantasy Novel by Jilleen Dolbeare Ah, there’s nothing quite like diving into a world of magic, especially when a talking cat is involved! When I stumbled upon Splintered Magic by Jilleen Dolbeare, I was instantly intrigued. The premise of a divorced woman returning to her ancestral home
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