John and Abigail Adams may not seem like the stars of a romance novel. The images and knowledge most Americans have of the couple are their official portraits from their time as first couple. We know John helped form the early country through his writing and leadership. Maybe you know of John’s conflicts with Hamilton. … Continue reading First Family
Nora just received the first chapters of her client’s new book. To say she’s mortified may be an understatement – the main character is directly inspired by her own life, and it’s not a flattering representation. To make things worse, her sister drug her to a tiny town in the middle of nowhere with horrible … Continue reading Book Lovers
September ended up being a very productive month for reading! I finished 15 this month - 8 audio and 7 print books. I also finished my 2023 reading goal of 102 books for the year! Let's take a look back the reviews of those books - click below to visit the reviews: 5 Stars Book … Continue reading September Recap & October Reading Plan
Thank you NetGalley and Bay Feather Books for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Ellis wakes up screaming, the nightmares feeling real. Someone’s chasing her. Then she sees the man fall and the blood – he’s been shot. She shot him. That was weeks ago, but the memory still haunts … Continue reading Ellis River
Tomorrow, one of our Read With Lindsey Most Anticipated Releases comes out! If you love Mary Kay Andrews, Christmas stories, and cute RomCom, this one's for you! I was honored to have a few minutes with the author herself yesterday at her book signing and reception at the lovely Town House Restaurant & Inn in … Continue reading RELEASING TOMORROW: Bright Lights, Big Christmas
John Shelley is working at the car wash, but his mind is anywhere but on the car he’s drying. Robin, the hooker he’s crushing on. Martha Lam, his parole officer who keeps showing up for surprise inspections. The guy who stole his identity and opened credit accounts in his name. But what he really can’t … Continue reading Triptych
Coded messages and secret transmissions fascinated me as a child – who thought up all those different ways to hide your true message…and could I crack them? I was mesmerized to find out different languages were used as codes sometimes from different dialects, to complete languages not well known. In World War I, the United … Continue reading Code Talker
From 1974 to 1983, the Argentine government perpetrated a Dirty War against its own citizens to quell an uprising threating their control. Paloma knows little about this era – her parents left Argentina soon after she was born to create a life in America where her father was to be a diplomat. But when her … Continue reading On a Night of a Thousand Stars
Jane’s pregnant, Lizzie turned down a most advantageous proposal, Mary keeps disappearing, Kitty thinks only of herself, and Lydia eloped. Whatever will the community think of the Bennett family? And that’s not even counting the large, circus-like tarps over their house while the exterminators fumigate for a spider infestation! All Mrs. Bennett want is to … Continue reading Eligible: A modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice
In my home state of Georgia, Stacey Abrams is a household name. She has quite a few titles in her history: State Representative, Minority Leader, Gubernatorial Candidate, Voting Rights Activist, and Lawyer. But the one most intriguing to me is Entrepreneur. Against all odds, Abrams has started and run several businesses with mixed results. Her … Continue reading Lead From the Outside
