Category: Reading

Dec 2
Author, Family Life, Reading

It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas…

I’m not sure about you, but December has barrelled into my world without an invitation, and I’m scrambling to keep organised with all our family commitments. With another school year ending, secondary school presentation night, a Year 11 camp, our church community Christmas carols event, various Christmas functions for the girls, four family Christmas gatherings, […]

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Nov 15
Author, Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading

Writing Letters Authentically, Izzy

Last week I read Pepper Basham’s latest release, Authentically, Izzy, a delightful epistolary novel which released today. Someone raved about it in an online reader group I frequent, and I jumped onto NetGalley and submitted a “pretty please let me read it” request to Thomas Nelson. I’m so glad they approved my request because I […]

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Nov 11
Author, Reading

“Fractured Mind” is Live!

Yesterday was a day filled with several milestones: Mr Wonderful and I celebrated our 21st wedding anniversary, my new washing machine arrived, and Tara’s story released to the world! Yippee! Here’s a little peek from one of my favourite early scenes in Fractured Mind. I can’t help but grin when I think about the friendship […]

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Oct 6
Book Review, Reading

Outstanding Women’s Fiction by Erin Bartels

About two years ago, I started downloading free book samples to my Kindle app of books I wanted to read but wasn’t able to indulge in straight away. A way to bookmark a novel for Future Sheridan to enjoy. I’m not sure about you, but before I formed this “sample” habit, I struggled to keep […]

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Sep 23
Book Review, Reading

Beholden, Beguiled and Besotted

I started Jody Hedlund’s sweet medieval romance trilogy, The Fairest Maidens, a week ago and finished the last book on Wednesday. Seems I enjoyed this fairy tale inspired series! 😉 If you’ve read my blog, you’d know I read contemporary romance, romcoms and women’s fiction novels. I also enjoy historical fiction, particularly if it’s based […]

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