The Edge of Nowhere by C. H. Armstrong Amazon The year is 1992 and Victoria Hastings Harrison Greene—reviled matriarch of a sprawling family—is dying. After surviving the Oklahoma Dust Bowl and the Great Depression, Victoria refuses to leave this earth before revealing the secrets she’s carried for decades. Once the child of a loving family… Continue reading Review: The Edge of Nowhere by C. H. Armstrong
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Book Blogger Hop
This is my first time taking part in the Book Blogger Hop, hosted by Coffee Addicted Writer. This week's question: Do you give books as gifts? My Answer: Yes! Although not as often as I probably could. I have quite a few friends and family who love to read, yet thinking about it now I… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop
June Book Haul!
I know, it's been a bit longer than expected since my last post. Sorry! We went to visit some family, and then started house hunting. Which takes a lot of time - who knew?! (Well, we did but oh well!) What we didn't realise is how quickly property sells here, especially if it is a… Continue reading June Book Haul!
Review: Night Shift by Charlaine Harris
Night Shift by Charlaine Harris Amazon At Midnight’s local pawnshop, weapons are flying off the shelves—only to be used in sudden and dramatic suicides right at the main crossroads in town. Who better to figure out why blood is being spilled than the vampire Lemuel, who, while translating mysterious texts, discovers what makes Midnight the… Continue reading Review: Night Shift by Charlaine Harris
Libraries, GISHWHES, and NetGalley – Oh My!
I was almost tempted to say the past week had been uneventful, but that's not really true. It's just been a more chilled out kind of event filled week, instead of the manic weeks I seem to have had a lot of lately! It started off great when I found out The Library Project wanted my… Continue reading Libraries, GISHWHES, and NetGalley – Oh My!
Review: Henchgirl by Rita Stradling
Henchgirl by Rita Stradling Amazon The children of dragons and humans, the dracons, control eighty percent of the world’s governments. Humans worldwide are either subservient or prey. On the small vacation island of Mabi, humans call for war. Sixteen year old Dakota Kekoa lives a double life. By day, she pretends to be a human… Continue reading Review: Henchgirl by Rita Stradling