2 Romances to Enjoy with Your Christmas Cookies

by MK French

I swear, these two are like the equivalent of Christmas sugar cookies.

An Everyday Mama Finds a Passionate Life by Olga Pyshnyak-Lawrence ~ a Nonfiction Review

by Donna Huber

I have met Olga a couple of times this year at local book events. She is definitely a passionate person. You can't help but feel your spirits lifts when you talk to her. I like reading local authors and since it is Non-Fiction November, I decided to pick up her book from the pile (even though I'm not a mama).

Someone To Trust by Mary Balogh ~ a Review

by MK French

How it begins

November's Reading Round-up #MondayBlogs

by Donna Huber

Books received in the mail this month

We are almost to the end of 2018 and I've already reached my reading goal of 100 books. I'm now hoping to read 120 before the end of the year. I didn't read quite as many books in November as I did in October, but it was still a good month. Since last month I read a ton of ebooks, and not many review copies, I tried to focus on my print pile and review copies this month. Let's see how I did.

Outrun the Wind by Elizabeth Tammi ~ a Review

by MK French

The goddess Artemis requires all of her huntresses to obey her and to never fall in love. In order to save the huntress Atalanta, Kahina disobeys the goddess and then is cast out. She has to fulfill a mission given by the goddess in order to prove her loyalty, and that brings her into Atalanta's path again.

Edge of Yesterday by Robin Stevens Payes ~ a Series Review

by Donna Huber

I recently read the first two books in the middle grades time travel series Edge of Yesterday. Charlotte (aka Charley) is obsessed with Leonardo Da Vinci and is determined to prove time travel is possible with Da Vinci's time machine. In the second book, Da Vinci's Way, we join Charley in Renaissance Florence.