Thank you NetGalley and Victory Editing NetGalley Co-op for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Logan has dreaded this day – his return to his hometown and the minor league team after an injury and a few bad news cycles. Sitting through introductions to the team coaches and front office … Continue reading Just Don’t Fall
What’s better than your first crush moving back to town? Figuring out how to get him to take you to the senior prom! That’s exactly what Liz Buxbaum wants to do. Michael, her first love, is back in town and interested in another girl, so Liz enlists the help of her next-door nemesis Wes to … Continue reading Better Than the Movies
Is it hot where you are? We are DEFINITELY in Summer here! We've already hit 100 degrees a few times in June and I'm not looking forward to even more hot weather this month. But there is some good that comes with the heat, like ice cream and lemonade....and time in the water! This month, … Continue reading July Theme: Summer
A Dutch engineer is working to build drainage and irrigation channels in the British countryside. It’s tedious work, but he has been trained well and given a workforce of soldiers and prisoners to aid him in the construction. But it’s the local woman he falls in love with who will have the greatest impact on … Continue reading Call Upon the Water
With the Independence Day holiday this week, a lot of us are thinking fireworks and barbeques, but it's also the official halfway point for our reading challenge! The Read With Lindsey 2024 Reading Challenge had 52 prompts - have you been reading along with us? In honor of the holiday, this week's prompt is for … Continue reading This Week: June 30th
Ada and her friends are playing games at the neighborhood club and watching the kids play in the water off the Turkish shoreline. This has been their daily routine for as long as any of them can remember, but Ada knows it won’t last much longer – they are all growing up and starting lives … Continue reading Holiday Country
It was a call Alma never wanted to get, but always thought would come – her sister was dead. The officer who called was short on details other than Alma’s teenaged niece was there at the scene and saw her mother dead on the ground. Alma makes quick plans to come home to deal with … Continue reading The Home Place
How can we be halfway through the year already? This is a great spot to check on your reading goals for the year if you set an annual goal. I'm a little behind on my reading schedule - how are you doing? We really have read so many great books in such a short period … Continue reading June Recap & July Prompts
A Happier Life hits shelves today and your favorite local bookstore and I'm sharing my review from last month in its honor. Grab your copy today! Thank you NetGalley and Gallery Books for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Becks Saint James is legendary. Well, at least her dinner parties … Continue reading RELEASING TODAY: A Happier Life
Maggie’s whole world is falling apart. The guy she’s been dating is hiding something, the Big Apple restaurant job she loves isn’t quite living up to expectations, and now her mom and grandma have been in a horrible accident. Mom’s OK, but the matriarch of the family is in a coma and she is called … Continue reading My Magnolia Summer
