Jennifer West’s “Tender Is the Knight” A strange romantic character for me, I had a hard time finding him very attractive, maybe it was the armor and love of medieval age that threw me for a loop. Normally I don't equate this to a man, it's usually women who romanticize the period. Otherwise, it was … Continue reading Book 32: “Tender Is The Knight”
Enough with the needles!
With the long list of things I need to have done for my health screening for overseas moving I am finally nearing the end and should be able to submit my package Friday. Today I had four different needles with various vaccines pumped into my arms, one of which created a bubble that I have … Continue reading Enough with the needles!
Book 31: “Surrender My Love”
Johanna Lindsey’s “Surrender My Love” I loved this story, strong characters and Viking women with tenacity. Great time period in history and the author's descriptions created a movie in my imagination which is indulgent for me. The next book is: Jennifer West's "Tender Is the Knight"
A first..
Today I will bake a lasagna for a Navy family who recently lost their mother/wife. She just stopped, no illness or pre-existing issue known, just stopped. My husband's squadron has kindly scheduled someone to provide a meal for them through this weekend and we offered to do it for Sunday night dinner. I feel just … Continue reading A first..
Book 30 “Spring Fires”
Cynthia Wright’s “Spring Fires” I had a hard time putting this book down. Dripping with romance and an indulgent storyline, this is my kind of romance novel. I jumped in with both feet and my heart was all in till the end. Happy endings, fairy take romance. This kind of novel is why I had … Continue reading Book 30 “Spring Fires”
Book 29: “Garden of Lies”
Eileen Goudge's "Garden of Lies" Quite a heavy story with romantic moments. This is a long book as it covers the story of several different people who have a connection. A good read but I'm ready for a light-hearted mushy romance now. The next book is: Cynthia Wright's "Spring Fires"
Random Moments of Existence
That moment when you realize you misspelled something in your blog url. Existance = Existence What was I thinking? or...was it a Freudian type error? Is my existence set? No edit button or backspace? Not bothering to spell check before taking a next step? I used to pride myself on being a stickler for punctuation, … Continue reading Random Moments of Existence
Book 28: “Avenging Angel”
Lori Copeland's: "Avenging Angel" Pretty far fetched idea but the adventure was fun and her clumsy but stubborn character was something I identified with. Integrating the James brothers into the story was a great twist. I had a hard time putting this book down and read it in quick time. The next book is Eileen … Continue reading Book 28: “Avenging Angel”
Book 27 “Never A Lady”
Barbara Dawson Smith's: "Never A Lady" Back in medieval England, a guilty pleasure of mine. A different twist to the cliche' of a nobleman falling for a commoner and throwing away convention. The kidnapping twist was fun but I had the bad guy picked out right away, it was still a fun read though. =) … Continue reading Book 27 “Never A Lady”
Book 26: “Triplets”
Mollie Gregory's "Triplets" The author truly delves into each character to the extent that in the end I have no questions or feelings of anything left unexplained. Also, enjoyed the old Hollywood timeline used - made this a nostalgic and exciting read for me. That she started with the history of the mother made this … Continue reading Book 26: “Triplets”
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