Pregnancy checklist PLUS #BookReview for #cozy #thriller Patches In The Rye by @KassandraLamb #TuesdayBookBlog

July 31, 2018

I heard that a recent scientific survey showed readers find women’s magazines damaging to their self-esteem. Women who …

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#RBRT #BookReview of BRAND NEW FRIEND by @k8vane #PoliceThriller #TuesdayBookBlog

July 24, 2018

[note from Barb] I don’t know if it was chatbombing David and Captain Bob [here], and some of the other …

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#London Part 3: Hell, sleeping Victorians, or buried alive? Plus #BookReview APPRENTICED TO MY MOTHER by @geofflepard #humor #Memoir

July 19, 2018

[MY APOLOGIES TO MY NEIGHBOR PETER AND TO SISTER MARY SIXTH GRADE: my friend Peter informed me (correctly) that in …

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#Romance & That Glittery Hoo-ha Trope. #BookReview of LEFT HANGING by @CindyDorminy #TuesdayBookBlog #humor

June 26, 2018

You say trope like it’s a bad thing.. What’s a trope? Definition from Merriam-Webster online— a : a word or …

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#Bookreview : Murder At The Marina by @EllenJacobson #humor #sailing #MurderMystery

June 7, 2018

What makes an amateur detective? In 1841, Edgar Allen Poe published the first modern detective story, “The Murders in …

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Hundreds of Tiny Threads: #BookReview of The Howarth Family Trilogy by @JudithBarrow77 #Family #HistFic #TuesdayBookBlog

May 22, 2018

Chains do not hold a marriage together. It is threads, hundreds of tiny threads, which sew people together through the …

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#RomCom: HEA or bust. PLUS #RBRT #Bookreview IN A JAM by @CindyDorminy #humor

May 3, 2018

It’s not the destination—it’s the journey. There are many out there who dismiss the romance genre as formulaic because its essentially defining …

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ALL the genres PLUS #BookReview of Unintended Consequences series #Romance #Thriller

April 10, 2018

Justa is intrigued by the curiously melodic voice of hedgehog herder, Bea Serious. However, after Bea gets an innocent Justa hooked on the compulsive attraction of peeling the labels off beer bottles, Justa slowly finds herself drawn into an addictive web of talking on her phone in theaters, playing the accordion in public, and perhaps, even incorrect use of their/there/they’re.

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