What makes it romance? Plus #Bookreview of KNEE DEEP by @denaehaggerty, #romance #humor #RBRT
WHAT MAKES IT A ROMANCE NOVEL? In my What’s My Genre post, I mentioned the elements of various genres. Here …
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Bridget Jones meets the MarySue. #RBRT #BookReview of Jennifer Brown Moving On #ChickLit #Romance #Humor
When you’re a grownup. There are things I know I’m supposed to do. (Floss daily. Save for retirement. Go to …
#BookReviews: the lightning round! Part 2. #TuesdayBookBlog #historical #thriller #romance #RBRT
Here’s the next installment of books for which I’ve promised reviews. Review 4: An Object of Desire Author: Jenny Twist, …
#BookReviews: the lightning round! Part 1. #TuesdayBookBlog #historical #thriller #romance
I have to face the truth. I’m a terrible person. For the past few days weeks months, I’ve been merrily …
Know a writer? Send them this 5-star literary selfie! The Night Porter by Mark Barry, reviewed for #RBRT #TuesdayBookBlog
[Note: I’m traveling today, so here’s a repeat review of a favorite!] Do you know a writer? They need this book. …
#RBRT #BookReview of BRAND NEW FRIEND by @k8vane #PoliceThriller #TuesdayBookBlog
[note from Barb] I don’t know if it was chatbombing David and Captain Bob [here], and some of the other …
Dragons & Cats plus #RBRT #Bookreview of THE STANDING STONES by Caren J. Werlinger, #YA #Fantasy #TuesdayBookBlog
Dragons. Or maybe cats… I’ve been thinking about dragons lately. What makes them so compelling? Almost every culture celebrates …
How the West was Fun plus #BookReview THE LUCKY HAT MINE by JvL Bell #TuesdayBookBlog #RBRT
What would you do if you knew there were dog-kicking card-cheating mouth-breather cowboys with questionable personal hygiene near the ones you love?
#RBRT #Bookreview of THE PORTAL by Caren J. Werlinger, #YA #Fantasy #Irish
I have good news and bad news. Bad news: You’re the Chosen One. Say goodbye to your family, because they’ll …
How-2 Prequel #Bookreview #Steampunk THE PICKPOCKET by @CelineJeanjean
The backstory considered: Characters are like icebergs. Only the tip of what the author knows about them might ever be revealed. But …
