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Simple Glory by John Clendening

May 14, 2019May 14, 2019 / jenniereads / Leave a comment

Being a Texas transplant myself and seeing the explosion of growth in Austin, I was intrigued when I met John Clendening at the North Texas Book Festival.  He told me about his book and the heart or almost hidden center of the story which is can a small town retain its soul as it expands? … Continue reading Simple Glory by John Clendening

High White Sun by J. Todd Scott

March 25, 2019 / jenniereads / 1 Comment

This federal agent turned author impressed me with his first book and this, his second was the same level of intense prose and consuming read. The book picks up shortly after the first, The Far Empty, ended.  However, I do think there are enough tie backs that you could read it as a separate book … Continue reading High White Sun by J. Todd Scott

A Fateful Greed (Joe Robbins Book One) by Patrick Kelly

December 7, 2018 / jenniereads / 1 Comment

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

Who Is Mother Neff and why is she a state park? By Allan C. Kimball

July 22, 2018 / jenniereads / 1 Comment

Many years ago I traveled to Mother Neff State Park to watch my kids in a cross country event.  I was curious about the park and its names so I did a little research.  Come to find out Mother Neff is the Mother of all State Parks in Texas.  In 1916 this mom of Governor … Continue reading Who Is Mother Neff and why is she a state park? By Allan C. Kimball

The Doctor’s Wife by Myra Hargrave McIlvain

July 21, 2018July 22, 2018 / jenniereads / 1 Comment

I first got a glimpse of this author at the Texas Book Festival and picked up her non-fiction book Texas Tales. When I saw her again at the Wimberley Book Fest, I knew I needed another and picked up this book.  Myra is an incredible storyteller.  Her Historical Fiction read as a nice blend of … Continue reading The Doctor’s Wife by Myra Hargrave McIlvain

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