Life’s still busy, but I (somehow!) fit in a little reading and finished Katherine Reay’s novel, The Printed Letter Bookshop. I’ve reviewed several of Ms Reay’s books in the past (here, here and here), so I knew I’d enjoy whatever she had in store for me. 😉 The Printed Letter Bookshop is women’s fiction at […]
Bethany Turner’s latest novel, Cole and Laila Are Just Friends, released earlier this month. I’m a bit of a Ms Turner fan girl and have looked forward to this romcom since I read Brynn and Sebastian Hate Each Other (BASHEO) last year, so I relished Cole and Laila’s story. If you haven’t experienced life in […]
Hands up, who loves Pepper? Me! I’m partial to the kitchen grinder variety and don’t mind Tony Stark’s leading lady, but my favourite Pepper is the ever-amazing Pepper Basham, a sweet, authentic and hilarious Christian author who writes novels I crave to read. I’ve enjoyed (and recommended!) several of Pepper Basham’s novels and I’m excited […]
Do you remember when billionaire romances were ‘all the rage’? Lately, romantic fiction trends have touted the virtues of Sports Romance, Romantasy and romcoms, but I’m one of many readers who still enjoys the endless possibilities of romances with a fiscally adept guy or gal. Need a secure job to pay for your child’s increasing […]
This past week has been a blur of busyness. An intensive day of baking. Long days without a dishwasher. Time spent scrubbing walls, rearranging furniture, and unstacking and re-stacking bookshelves. Alphabetising books, organising the chaotic rumpus room, and finding lost things. With all this “manual labour”, I’ve been thinking. A lot. Inspiration comes in many […]
During March, I indulged in audiobooks and e-books from Karen Witemeyer’s Ladies of Harper’s Station historical Christian romance series. It seemed I had read a lot of books since I blogged about Ms Witemeyer’s Archer Brothers series late last year, so I was excited to travel back in time to somewhere new: 1890s Texas. No […]
