The House Of Hidden SecretsAuthor: CE Rose The imposing gates of Ramsay Hall yawned open. As Serena and 4-year-old Lana walked up the long driveway, little did they know the dark secrets that lay within. When Serena Green accepted the role of housekeeper for wealthy widower Hayden Ramsay, she never imagined her new home would be Ramsay… Continue reading Blog Tour- The House of Hidden Secrets, CE Rose
Her Pretty Face, Robyn Harding
I read this on the cover alone, which draws you in as much as the story. Imagine Frances, with rather low self-esteem and feeling left out. As a stay-at-home mom, she gets lonely. She doesn’t see a place in the Forrester mom’s world. That’s why meeting Kate changes things. She now has a friend and… Continue reading Her Pretty Face, Robyn Harding
Forbidden Sins (Tat #6), Kailee Reese Samuels
This book comes in at slightly over 1100 pages, and that's why I've been incognito on the blog for the last few days. Kailee's books are never going to be ones you can finish in one read, which is perfect because it means you get to spend days with characters you've gotten to intimately know… Continue reading Forbidden Sins (Tat #6), Kailee Reese Samuels
The Memory Watcher, Minka Kent
I recently read The Stillwater Girls and thought I would read some more of Kent's work. The thing we know most about social media is that not everything is as it appears. People only tend to share the good parts. Those good parts are what lead Autumn to everything she does and gives us The… Continue reading The Memory Watcher, Minka Kent
The Outlands, Tyler Edwards
“Hope is a powerful thing. But be mindful. It’s only as good as the object you place in it.” I’m a big fan of dystopian, and I feel the author set up this world well. You live in a world where your standing is everything, and sometimes you have no standing. Either you blend in,… Continue reading The Outlands, Tyler Edwards
In Times of Rain and War, Camron Wright
Waking up to a ticking bomb, Audrey’s life, which has already been through so much upheaval, changes again when she meets Wes. She escorts young children to a safer place to wait out the war. Her work is important and she wants to make a difference. Wes is an American helping the war effort; he’s… Continue reading In Times of Rain and War, Camron Wright
Unmasked Dreams, LJ Evans
BOOK DETAILS: Title: Unmasked Dreams Author: LJ Evans Publisher: Self-published Publication Date: April 5, 2021 Genre: standalone, contemporary romance
Every Last Fear, Alex Finlay
Every once in a while, I’m lucky enough to snag a new book at my local library before everyone lines up waiting for it. Every Last Fear is a book that is going to have a very long waitlist. I love how the blurb sets you up, knowing this book is riddled with tragedy. It… Continue reading Every Last Fear, Alex Finlay
The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires, Grady Hendrix
This book has been well-reviewed, and I’m glad for that because I didn’t write many notes while reading. I started reading it and wouldn’t have put it down except bedtime came, and I’m a stickler for sleep. It starts charming enough, with a, we’re bored, let’s make a better book club than the boring one… Continue reading The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires, Grady Hendrix
Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town, Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
These seemingly random short stories and the young adults they involve have more in common than where the people are from. Everyone has a hidden part of their life their friends and family don’t get to see. Hitchcock has given us a glimpse into those very touching stories and the life-changing ways in which we’re… Continue reading Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town, Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock
