Friday Finds | 4 March 2022 | Books, Blogs, Keto Recipes, & Candles
Today’s post is full of fun!
Leprechauns
Keto No-Bake Carrot Cake Breakfast Bars
A new thriller
Keto Reuben in a Bowl
Author News
Candles
Blog Roundup
Author of the Week
What’s not to love?
Red by Kate SeRine | Anniversary Blog Tour | Transplanted Tales #1
Fairytale characters meet the mean streets of Chicago in this gritty paranormal romance featuring Little Red Riding Hood as a tough-as-nails detective.
The Transplanted Tales series by Kate SeRine is celebrating its 10-year anniversary with a blog tour and giveaways, kicking off with Book 1, Red. Don’t miss the fun!
The Seven-Day Resurrection by Chevron Ross | Review & Excerpt
Len Holder thinks his mother is dead – until she reappears one morning in his living room. She doesn’t remember being dead. She’s just confused.
For a week, Len relives a strained relationship with Mom while other mysteries pile up. He keeps hearing fragments of Joey’s radio show. His sister reports disturbing phone calls. Strangers he meets look like people from his past. Another stranger has taken over his insurance office.
Today is my stop on the review tour for The Seven-Day Resurrection by Chevron Ross. Enter to win a $75 gift card Giveaway, read an excerpt, & my review.
@GoddessFish #ChevronRoss #ChristianFiction #FamilyFiction
Easy Weaving with Little Looms Spring 2022 Issue | Review
This issue is packed with spring inspiration from 22 fresh projects for your home, garden, and wardrobe. I want to warp them all…TODAY!
You’ll also find valuable information about many useful topics, gadgets you never knew you needed, and most important…Inspiration!
If you have an interest in small loom weaving, you can’t go wrong with this magazine. Whether you are into pin looms, inkle looms, or rigid heddle looms, you will find help and inspiration here.
Sweet Bitterness by Tricia McGill | $25 Giveaway, Excerpt, & Review
Won’t you join me today for an excerpt, book review & a $25 giveaway?
First love can be wonderful—albeit at times tortuous. Rarely does it last, and at times is so painful it brings nothing but heartache. Often it is the girl who has a passion, but in the case of twenty-year-old Tony, his feelings for seventeen-year-old Melody become what can probably be termed an obsession. An obsession that stays with him as years pass and their lives go in different directions.
Andy Gets Angry by Mike J. Masse | $10 Giveaway, Excerpt, & Review
Andy Gets Angry teaches children and adults about anger, anger management, and stress-relieving techniques. The book would be a valuable addition to every home, library, school, daycare, and medical office.
BBNYA 2021 Finalist Spotlight on Beneath Cruel Fathoms (The Bitter Sea Trilogy Book 1) by Anela Deen
Today I am presenting Beneath Cruel Fathoms by Anela Deen as part of the finalists’ tour from the 2021 BBNYA Extravaganza.
You can find more information on the Book Bloggers Novel of the Year Awards at the end of this post.
Friday Finds | 25 February 2022 | Reviews, Recipes, Reading Suggestions, DIY, and Blog Roundup
Today’s post is full of fun!
Book Suggestions
Strawberry Pretzel Salad Dump Cake
Keto-Friendly Chili Dog Casserole
Cookie Bars From my Youth
A Beautiful Knitted Scarf Kit
3D String Art Lantern Kits
A Super Blog Roundup
Let me know your favorites!
A Very Modern Marriage by Rachel Brimble (The Ladies of Carson Street) | $20 Giveaway, Review, & Excerpt
Today is my stop on the virtual book review tour for A Very Modern Marriage by Rachel Brimble. This Victorian-era historical fiction is part of the Ladies of Carson Street series.
He needs a wife… She has a plan…
They strike a deal that promises them both what they desire the most, but William’s a fool if he thinks Octavia will be a conventional married woman, and she’s very much mistaken if she thinks the lives they once led won’t follow them wherever they go.
The Heretics Hymnal by Ken Dalton | $10 Giveaway, Review, Excerpt
Today’s review: The Heretics Hymnal by Ken Dalton (A Pinky and Bear Mystery) has mystery, intrigue, murder, witty dialogue, & engaging characters. Win a $10 Gift Card. @GoddessFish Tours
A cryptic phone call from a police detective in Germany caused Pinky to contact Bear and Flo so they could keep his client from being extradited to Germany for murder. His client was accused of strangling a used book store owner to get a first edition of Martin Luther’s Achtliederbuch—a book published in 1524—a book all experts agree no longer exists.
