Recently I’ve read These Boots Weren’t Made for Walking by Melody Carlson. I guess the main genre it falls under is Christian women’s fiction. The tone didn’t really hit the chick lit spot, but then I don’t know that it was supposed to. I’m really not the kind of gal who gets obsessed with brand…
A few months ago I shared with you all about how blog buzz encouraged me to buy a certain book, namely The Secret Life of Becky Miller by Sharon Hinck. Though the days of being a young mom juggling pre-schoolers is way behind me, I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and was thrilled to have an…
I have started getting more organized, honest. As of February, I know exactly which tours I’ve signed up for. January, not so much. I believe I signed up for this one, but I haven’t received the book. THAT might have something to do with not having had a chance to check the mailbox the books…
I’m intrigued by Marilynn Griffith‘s choice to tell the story of an older couple in Tangerine. In her letter to the reader at the end of the novel, Griffith says: The writing of this book took me to many unexpected places in my heart as I listened and learned about the way incarceration affects families….
I’ll admit that I didn’t expect to like Tangerine I’m not keen, generally speaking, on reading Book Three of a series when I haven’t read the others. It didn’t take me long to fall under the spell of Marilynn Griffiths’ writing and to immerse myself into the story of Jean Guerra. Tangerine is the third…
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.