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July 14, 2018

The Coffin Maker by Breeann Allison ~ A Review

by MK French

Jesse Burns lives in the town of Gregor's Hollow and builds coffins in the shop his father used to work in until his disappearance. It's a quaint little town with many Victorian and Gothic touches, which attracts tourists. Death himself orders eight coffins to be built for his victims, who will be citizens of Gregor's Hollow. In exchange, Death will tell Jesse what happened to his father.

July 13, 2018

Rainy Day Friends by @jillshalvis ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

How it begins...

Most of the time karma was a bitch, but every once in a while she could be surprisingly nice, even kind. Lanie Jacobs, way past overdue for both of those things, told herself this was her time. Seize the day and all that. She drew a deep breath as she exited the highway at Wildstone.



RAINY DAY FRIENDS in the third book in the Wildstone series but I had no problems reading it as a stand-alone. I enjoyed it so much that I've just ordered the first two books in the series.

July 12, 2018

I Can Handle Him by @Debbie_K_Lum ~ A Review

by MK French


Quinn always loved Nick, who is seen as a troublemaker. It doesn't help that his last girlfriend Sienna had died in a car explosion. Most people in San Antonio think it was his fault and that he got away with murder, including Sienna's brother Reed. There are further circumstances that affect Nick, including resentment that he opened up a coffee shop to rival the one he, Quinn and their friend Tory used to work at. With her background in law, Tory starts looking into the problems affecting Nick to help him and avoid the creepy ex-boyfriend that continues to text her.

July 11, 2018

Mourning Dove by Claire Fullerton ~ A Review

by Susan Roberts

The Deep South in the 70s with its unwritten rules and slow-moving life is beautifully written about in MOURNING DOVE. The story is told in that languid, slow and relaxed pace that life in the upper echelons of Memphis society occupied during this time.

The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee - #BookReview #SummerReading

by Alison DeLuca

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I’m back from hiatus with a review of an addictive book: The Thousandth Floor. Our past few months have been packed with 8th-grade activities: school dances, parent breakfasts, and a big graduation ceremony. It’s been fun but intensely busy.

July 10, 2018

An Ocean of Minutes by Thea Lim ~ A Review

by Donna Huber







Thea Lim has created an emotionally engaging, character-driven story of what one will do for love in her sophomore novel An Ocean of Minutes.

July 9, 2018

Between You and Me by Susan Wiggs ~ A Review #MondayBlogs

by Susan Roberts


Between You and Me is another wonderful book by Susan Wiggs - her books never fail to deliver a wonderful story of family and love and this one is a definite winner and my new favorite book by her.

July 8, 2018

Mr. Hotshot CEO (Kwan Sisters #2) by Jackie Lau ~ A Review

by MK French

Julian Fong, the CEO of his family company, is such an intense workaholic that his family forces him to take a two-week vacation. With no idea how to spend that time, he impulsively hires the woman he meets at a coffee shop to teach him how to relax. Courtney Kwan is a biomedical researcher, but knows how to enjoy the little things and is up for the challenge. The problem comes when the vacation is up and Julian has to return to work.

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