Yes, your cat is plotting to kill you. Just read the title. If it’s on the internet, it has to be true, and I’m posting this on the internet.
Continue reading “How to Tell if Your Cat is Plotting to Kill You by The Oatmeal and Matthew Inman”
2 of my trusted book chat friends have raved about this book on and off for the last year. Then when I was looking for a new audiobook I found that Christine Lakin narrated it. I’m a big fan of hers – I’d listened to her narrate the Parasitology books and The Coldest Girl in Coldtown. All of those books were 5 star audiobooks and her narration was a big part of it. Continue reading “Audiobook Review: The Royal We by Heather Cocks & Jessica Morgan”
I finished Two Days Gone a couple of days ago. I sat down to write my review and couldn’t recall what the story was about! Continue reading “Book Review: Two Days Gone by Randall Silvis”
As we come to the end of another year, the Bookish Ladies decided to take a look back and choose a few of our favorite reads of 2016.
Wait For It is Mariana Zapata’s 6th book and I’ve read all of them this year. She’s a self published author that quickly became one that I heard about in a variety of reader groups that became really hard to ignore! And when I gave in to read the first one – Kulti – the rest quickly followed. It’s the same for most people who read her books because they just draw you in and Wait For It is no different from the rest. Continue reading “Book Review: Wait For It by Mariana Zapata”
Who’s a sucker for Christmas stories with a happy ending? Yep, you guessed it! That would be me 🙂 I’ve got another Christmas story you must add to your TBR! Continue reading “Book Review: The Christmas Train by Rexanne Becnel”
I’m doing something that I’ve never done before … reviewing a complete series. Today I’m chatting about the Father Christmas series by Robin Jones Gunn. This series, currently made up of 3 novellas, will make a nice addition to your holiday reading list. Continue reading “Book Review: Father Christmas series by Robin Jones Gunn”
Love, Alice has an interesting story telling concept and characters that ultimately tells a story of learning to love and forgive. Continue reading “Book Review: Love, Alice by Barbara Davis”
I’m struggling with this review. There was something missing here but I can’t quite put my finger on what it was. Continue reading “Book Review: Storm Rising by Douglas Schofield”
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