A Quiet Kind of Wrong by Mary Frances Hill is a quietly gripping domestic thriller that explores guilt, family loyalty, regret, and the lasting impact of secrets. This post includes my review, a guest post from the author, and a giveaway as part of the iRead Book Tours event.
A forbidden forest. A divine mark. And a truth dangerous enough to get her silenced. Here's my review of The Illumination: Izol by Mescal (M.S. Tanager) plus a guest post on the meaning behind the title - on tour with iRead Book Tours.
A thoughtful and encouraging review of "Unexpected Altars: Meeting God in Everyday Moments," a Christian devotional anthology that reminds readers God meets us in ordinary life through real stories of faith, doubt, and grace.
A heartwarming children's book spotlight featuring Mommy Is Here! After a Long Day at the Hospital, plus a thoughtful author guest post on how picture books help little ones feel connected when Mommy works long hours. 💛
An iRead Book Tour
Welcome to the 5 December edition of Friday Finds! This week brings holiday cheer, book buzz, a giveaway question, Mexican Wedding Cookies, and a sweet family update. No indie author feature this week while I catch up after a back injury, but nominations are open and the spotlight returns next Friday. Dive into books, treats, crafts, and cozy conversation!
Malevolence, a gripping Hollywood mystery where danger stalks vulnerable girls and prosecutor Rosemaria Baker races to uncover the truth before another life is lost.
An iRead Book Tour