Home is where the castle is PLUS #BookReview of Girl in the Castle by @lizzie_lamb
As I read Girl in the Castle, the latest release from one of my favorite writers, Lizzie Lamb, I couldn’t …
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Best thing about being sick in bed? Plus #BookReview of Two Nights in Houston by @SofiaGreyAuthor
My dog is sad. The weather is beautiful but I’ve been in bed the past two days because I’m an …
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: MIDNIGHT SISTERS by @saraheboucher #FairyTale, #SundayBlogShare
Fairy tales: what’s not to love? Or hate? Some say fairy tales embody universal tropes that pass along the most basic …
How the Krampus stole Christmas: DON’T TOUCH, a holiday tale ahead of its (Yule) time! #FantasyThriller #humor
As if a giant bearded fat guy who wants you to sit on his lap isn’t scary enough… Now Santa has an evil twin!
Waiting for Autumn. (A #romance prompt) #WeekendBlogShare
I said goodbye to summer this week. Time for sweaters, jackets, boots. (Okay—I live in Scotland. So actually, it’s just time …
Murder Imitates Art? Chasing Symmetry by Tempeste Blake #AugustReviews #mystery #romance
Why I hate reviewing murder mysteries… Yesterday Nancy Smith and Catherine Trizzino joined us here to talk about the path and …
Coffee with Barb & Tempeste Blake: Jiggery-Pokery & Collaborations #SundayBlogShare #Mystery #Romance
Coffee with Barb and Tempeste Blake Do you promise that your detectives shall well and truly detect the crimes presented to …
Hero’s Journey: girl to Person? Evelyn dear Fender by Rodney Jones #SciFi #Fantasy #Romance
Men and women, women and men. It will never work.—Erica Jong A few months ago, I explored some of the …
Willing Suspension of Disbelief: The Dirigible King’s Daughter by @alyswestyork #Steampunk #RBRT #AugustReviews
“disbelief in magic can force a poor soul into believing in government and business”—Tom Robbins The first and most …
