Katie Ryan is a hotshot analyst, just like her dad. Where her siblings spend time out in the field, her job keeps her behind a screen in an office. Katie reviews data and build reports for her upline, but that’s taking a turn with this project - she just briefed the president and his staff … Continue reading Tom Clancy Act of Defiance
Madison County, Iowa, is known for its historic covered bridges and idyllic farmland, which is why National Geographic has sent Robert Kincaid to photograph the bridges for an upcoming article. He knows his way around angles and lighting, but can’t seem to find the last bridge he’s looking for today, so he pulls over at … Continue reading The Bridges of Madison County
How's your car looking? A little yellow from all the pollen? That's the case at our house! All that pollen means lots of beautiful flowers and the arrival of the Spring season! Our theme last week was flowers and I listed some great flower-themed books in the Sunday weekly agenda post, but let's look at … Continue reading April Theme: Flowers/Spring
Thank you NetGalley and Penguin Group Putnam for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Letty Davenport just got called in to the Senator’s office again – that’s never good. A British doctor has gone missing on American soil. On it’s own, that’s not too worrisome. However, Doctor Scott is an … Continue reading RELEASING TODAY: Toxic Prey
Wells Whitaker was having a horrible day. He used to be golf’s fastest rising star, but now his shot was off and that fangirl was here in all her preppy glory. She could be so annoying with her signs and cheering – why couldn’t she see it was over for him? How could she believe … Continue reading Fangirl Down
Do you like picking up new books, or do you prefer to focus on reading older books? I like both - I love reading new authors, but I feel like I missed so many great books that have been released before. It will take me a lifetime to catch up! This week is taking us … Continue reading This Week: April 7th
What if I told you there are three simple principles that could help you turn a bland workforce into one Gung Ho! for work? That is exactly what Ken Blanchard and Sheldon Bowles are showing readers in their book. Following the true story of a worst-to-first division of a major corporation, the authors show how … Continue reading Gung Ho!
Finch and Violet are standing on the ledge of the bell tower on campus. Neither is sure how the other just appeared there – they each thought they were alone. But now the whole school is talking about them being on the ledge together. All Finch and Violet know is that the world got a … Continue reading All the Bright Places
xr:d:DAGBAAlaGlA:5,j:7809665069796297924,t:24033016 We are saying good bye to the first quarter of 2024 and are three months into our reading challenge! How are you doing with the prompts? Any fun new reads you wouldn't have read before? That's my favorite part of a challenge like this! This month, I reviewed 13 books - 7 audiobooks and … Continue reading March Recap & April Prompts
Bree left Chicago and her failing career as a playwright to move back home to Chesapeake Shores, but never anticipated the drama would follow. Between run ins with her ex, the town heartthrob, and opening her new flower shop, Bree seems to be the center of all the town gossip. Will they be able to … Continue reading Flowers on Main
