Funny and Ironic by Marco Di Noia | Spotlight Book Tour
Today's Spotlight is on Funny and Ironic by Marco Di Noia, a collection of short stories written to help relieve the author of his depression. They made him laugh. @goddessfish #booktour #shortstories #depressionwriting #darkhumor
Kyle and Corey and the Game-Store Mystery by Joe Stephens | Review-Excerpt-$25 Giveaway
Kyle & Corey Holley (15 and 12) live in Fairly Springs, a small southern beach town. Kyle is a budding engineer; Corey is impetuous, funny, and sports-crazy. Like most brothers, they fight often, but they also solve crimes—like the rash of recent robberies around town.
The Juggle by Ellie Barker | Review - Excerpt
A tantalizing look at life in front of and behind the camera, how our jobs define us, the affects of secrets in a marriage, and so much more.
An ex-boyfriend, his massive dog, her small apartment, and no hotel rooms in sight. What could go wrong?
When Blair ended things for good with her long-time boyfriend, she knew she'd have to get away--and stay away--from him. Which meant leaving family, friends, and the only life she knew in Michigan in her rear view mirror and opening a farm-to-table restaurant in a new city. Being owner/head chef keeps her plenty busy, especially since "Blair's Kitchen" has become the talk of the restaurant scene thanks to its fresh approach to food, drinks, and paying her staff a living wage. She's managed to avoid traveling home for almost a decade, but when her best friend needs her help, she drops everything and heads back, figuring she's had enough time away to resist Brandis' pull.
The Meeting Point by Olivia Lara | Review | A The Write Reads Ultimate Blog Tour
Today is my stop on the Ultimate Blog tour for The Meeting Point. This delightful romantic comedy is sure to entertain you.
Espoused by Jean Marie Davis | Review - Interview - $25 + Signed Book Giveaway
Espouse: to take in marriage; to make a marriage permanent by court decree; the court-approved process by which couples may stay together beyond the legal 15-year term
There is no such thing as divorce. Fifteen years is the legal life cycle of a marriage. If a couple wants to stay married, they must hire a lawyer and petition the court to become espoused.