Ravens In The Rain: A Noir Love Story by Christie & Jeff Santo | Review
Today I'm reviewing Ravens in the Rain by Christie & Jeff Santo. I rated this romantic noir suspense novel 5/5 stars. It reads like Black & White film noir. Click over to my full #review for all the details. @BookBaby #WritingCommunity
UnLocked: How To Be Happy With Yourself by Angelina Borak | Review
If you have lost your authentic self to a conditioned self, Unlocked will help you find your way back. Using the sound, simple strategies offered in this book you'll begin to regain your confidence and become the person you were always meant to be.
The Great Jewel Robbery (A Front Page Mystery Book 1) by Elizabeth McKenna | #ThrowBackThursday Review
Mystery with a splash of romance…
Chicago Tribune reporters Emma and Grace have been best friends since college despite coming from different worlds. When Grace is assigned to cover an annual charity ball and auction being held at a lakeside mansion and her boyfriend bails on her, she brings Emma as her plus one.
2021 Friday Finds Wrap-up
This week's Friday Finds is full of New Year's hopes, dreams, books, recipes, and hats! You'll find book suggestions, book reviews, giveaways, charcuterie, Mediterranean dip/salad, knit & crochet hat patterns for personal use or donations. Join in the fun and leave a comment on the post to interact even more. I need your input.
My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Ancestry by Robin R. Foster | Review
My Best Genealogy Tips: Quick Keys to Research Ancestry will assist beginners and researchers who feel they need to start over. This is the first in a series of books that will walk you through getting an oral history interview, using historical records rather than family trees for proving research and making sure you remember to include the things expert researchers have admittedly forgotten.
Colorado Takedown (The McAllister Brothers Book 1) by Cricket Rohman | Book Review
A vegetarian from the city and a cattle-raising rancher sounds like a match made in hell. But what if they need each other more than they realize?