Review:If anyone can relate to Author Rachel Joyce’s novel The Music Shop it would be aficionados of old school record buying and the corner record store that carried vinyl records of old and new. While reading the story it is not limited to record stores but to any place that one can relate such as regularly visited places where there is a common connection – comic book readers to a comic bookstore or book lovers to a bookstore, one gets the gist. And as one sees the commonalities, it is also about ... Read more

Review:Amazon suggests some questions when writing a review, so I’ll just answer those:
- What did you like or dislike? Likes: first and foremost, I think this book has captured the rosiness and uncertainty of falling in love possibly better than anything I have ever read. This book evoked the feelings of falling in love (both good and bad) so much that it was way more affecting than I thought it was going to be. Second favorite thing was that I loved how the dialogue/narration from the characters w... Read more

Review:I adored this story. Hank and Midge have a great story to tell and one that will have you swooning, crying, laughing, shaking your head and having all of the feels. It's great that you can continue with the characters from After Care in this story. So much of their lives are built on from their past, but the struggle is learning from, not quite forgetting about it, and moving on from it. Hank especially has to let it go and evolve into his new reality. he's learned a lot of life lessons, bu... Read more

Review:I first res this book when it was first published. My library was sold when I moved to an assisted living facility. I was so happy to finddddddd I coculd download the book to my Kindle for rereading. Read more

Review:I cannot say enough about Dugonis books. I have read all six of the Crosswhite series and beg for more. I had this last one pre-ordered and was so impatient for it to be released. Hoping there will be a number seven. Guess I’ll just have to read some of his other works. Great read Read more

Review:Greatly enjoy Gregg Olsen, and this did not disappoint. A really interesting look at how our past has baring on our present and what it can mean. A sad and gripping story at times with characters to appreciate and others who were easy to despise. Toward the end I had it pegged, but actually took the book to bed because I couldn't leave the last 12 percent unread. Read more

Review:Small Town Rumors by Carolyn Brown
Source: Netgalley
My Rating: 4½/5 stars

Holy Hannah is it hot in Bloom, Texas!! Jennie Sue Baker is back in town and the town is alight with gossip. Not only is she back in town, but she showed up on a bus, doesn’t have her husband in tow, and only brought one suitcase with her. The icing on the cake, she looks terrible and her momma is the first one to tell her so.

Jennie Sue Baker doesn’t particularly care what anyone thinks about her. ... Read more

Review:This story deals with the struggles couples go through with infertility and hormone therapy.I felt bad for Hunter & Sara. Hunter is trying his best to be supportive of Sara, while fighting his father and step mother not to sell his family business. Sara feels unfulfilled so she throws her self into helping Hunter's sister with her foundation to help abused women.
The journey is an emotional and rocky one for Hunter & Sara with lots of ups and downs, but it all works out as it was mean... Read more

Review:I am a great Penny Vincenzi fan - however, I really loathed this one, so wordy, repetitive and the characters were awful .... I find that most authors go 'off' after a while and I will be careful in future before I buy another of Penny's novels. Too bad really because some of her novels have been really gripping. Read more

Review:Ms. Bloom is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. I read this cover to cover in one sitting. I’m sure some can pull it apart with parts being resolved a little too easy but that’s what makes it a great story. Don’t we all wish things in life could be resolved with a happy ending? Read more