Blog Tour Day 3 – Calm, Cool & Adjusted
I still haven’t had a chance to read Calm, Cool & Adjusted by Kristin Billerbeck. One of these days the rest of my books will arrive…and by then we’ll be on to the next one. Or the one after that.
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