In recent weeks, I have seen a lot regarding the movie Indivisible, the screenplay this book is based on. The movie looks packed with emotion, faith and love of country. However, I didn’t find all of that flowing through the pages of this book. Continue reading “Book Review: Indivisible by Travis Thrasher”
A story of how social media and the internet can be a detriment to our real-life relationships. Continue reading “Book Review: When We Were Young by Karen Kingsbury”
Reading this book required a stretch of the imagination, but that didn’t stop me from enjoying this wonderful and fascinating read. Continue reading “Book Review: The Dream Daughter by Diane Chamberlain”
I am finally approved for an ARC of a Picoult book from NetGalley and I can’t rave about it! 😦 Continue reading “Book Review: A Spark of Light by Jodi Picoult”
Lies is all about the ending. The journey there is not the best journey you’ll ever go on … But the ending!! Continue reading “Book Review: Lies by T. M. Logan”
The Other Woman was not at all what I thought, but in the best way!
Continue reading “Book Review: The Other Woman by Sandie Jones”
With Olsen’s sophomore novel, she’s becoming an author to watch. The stories are not perfect, but they kept this reader engaged. Continue reading “Book Review: With You Always by Rena Olsen”
Looking for a book that will make you feel warm and fuzzy? Cottage by the Sea is just what this book blogger orders. Continue reading “Book Review: Cottage by the Sea by Debbie Macomber”
A pleasant enough way to pass a few hours, but there wasn’t a lot of “meat” to this story. Continue reading “Book Review: Every Time You Go Away by Beth Harbison”
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