Lately, trying to keep up with my TBR (To Be Read) pile feels a lot like this: Can you relate? The truth is, I get through my Kindle TBR pile (a collection on my Kindle titled Next) much more quickly than …
July Reads
Seventeen, y’all. Seventeen books read in July! But I have an explanation. At the end of June, I turned in my manuscript to the editor I hired, and I had a lull in my editing job schedule. Add that to two trips …
April reads
I know this is a few days early, but I'm just at the beginning of three different books right now, so I'm guessing I won't get any of them finished before the end of the month! There are a bunch of lighter reads this month, …
December Reads
I hope you all had a very merry Christmas! We did. I loved the family and the food—and some time to read! So buckle up, because I finished quite a few! Star of Wonder by Angela Hunt This was a 25-day advent devotional …
May Reads
I know this is a few days earlier than normal, but since I just began reading a couple of new books and know I won’t be finished with them by May 31, I thought this was as good a time as any to share my May Reads! And let …
Spending Spree
I received a few Amazon cards for my birthday recently, and while I did spend part of those on a new lap desk for my office, the rest I dedicated to books! And not just any books. Recent releases I feared I wouldn’t get to …
June Reads
Ah, June. You brought me some great reads! Everything from a classic to contemporaries to historicals. Howard’s End by E.M. Forester I do love this story. I think it is such an interesting character study. Lots …
February Reads
This month I tended to go back to authors I know and love. In fact, the only new-to-me authors this month were my non-fiction read, so let’s start there. Bored and Brilliant by Manoush Zomorodi I think this is …