One of my book clubs chose this for our December read. I am always up for a really good non-fiction, and this one is in that category. While the history of WWII is at the heart of this entire book, the real story is the women (and a few men) that are spotlighted throughout the … Continue reading Code Girls by Liza Mundy
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Beasts Beginning of the End Vol. 1 by Ana Levley
I recently spent 3 weeks in San Diego, and while I was there, I had the opportunity to have a nice long chat with this author. Her book, blog, and personable conversation convinced me to read her book. In full disclosure I am a partial Vegan, which I know to Vegans means that I am … Continue reading Beasts Beginning of the End Vol. 1 by Ana Levley
A Fateful Greed (Joe Robbins Book One) by Patrick Kelly
I had the pleasure of meeting this author at the Texas Book Festival. When I saw the cover, with the Pennybacker Bridge and it was set in my hometown of Austin, I knew I needed to give it a read. While all of that attracted me to the book, the story of Joe kept me … Continue reading A Fateful Greed (Joe Robbins Book One) by Patrick Kelly
Summer at the Old Boathouse (Hope Cove Book 3) by Hannah Ellis
Whenever I see this author’s name, I know I am in for a good story. This third book in the Hope Cove series takes a step back in time. Being a naturally curious person, this was the perfect book for filling in all the questions I had about Jack & Josie’s earlier lives from the … Continue reading Summer at the Old Boathouse (Hope Cove Book 3) by Hannah Ellis
The Ordinary Doll by Mario Kiefer
I had the pleasure of meeting this Author at the Texas Book Festival. His booth was almost directly across from mine, and the cover of this book stared at me for two days! My eyes kept going back to it, but I could not find the time to walk over and pick it up. Luckily … Continue reading The Ordinary Doll by Mario Kiefer
Marigolds and Murder (#1 Port Danbury Series) by London Lovett
This was the perfect introduction to a “new to me” cozy mystery series. The main character, Lacey pulls you right in with her tossing the fast city life to open a flower shop in the small town. The supporting characters have an easily familiar feel and enhance the plot. Her pets, (although I think Kingston … Continue reading Marigolds and Murder (#1 Port Danbury Series) by London Lovett
I’m BAAAAACK!!!!!!
For those of you wondering where I have been (and those who didn’t!), I was traveling for almost a month in Belize with very little access to the internet. This blog is about what I have been reading as well as a few of the sites I visited. Instead of getting new books for my … Continue reading I’m BAAAAACK!!!!!!
Black Iron by Franklin Veaux & Eve Rickert
Snarky comments, underlying humor, sarcasm – if that’s your thing – this is the perfect book for you and me! A rare 5 stars! After reading the summary on the back, I was expecting a serious read and it is written like a great drama until you start digesting the words. There are so many … Continue reading Black Iron by Franklin Veaux & Eve Rickert
Jennie Reads at the Texas Book Festival
This weekend over 60,000 readers will descend upon the Capitol grounds in Austin to celebrate BOOKS at the Texas Book Festival! I am thrilled to have a double booth in the Pavilion tent. During the weekend I will have Indie Authors doing book signing, giveaways and an incredible selection of books for sale. I will … Continue reading Jennie Reads at the Texas Book Festival
Hope and Other Superpowers: A Life-Affirming, Love-Defending, Butt-Kicking, World-Saving Manifesto by John Pavlovitz
Are you a superhero? You just might have what it takes, a superpower, and not even realize it. This author uses Super Heroes and their attributes as well as things that may be your kryptonite to show the reader how they can deal with their current world. Whether it be outside forces or internal … Continue reading Hope and Other Superpowers: A Life-Affirming, Love-Defending, Butt-Kicking, World-Saving Manifesto by John Pavlovitz
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