Month: May 2020

Guest Post: Carolyn LeRoche

Posted 5.7.2020 | Thursday by Kim in Guest Post / 0 Comments
Guest Post: Carolyn LeRoche

Thank you for allowing me to visit your blog today and share my newest release, Murder on the Mountain, a romantic suspense set in the stunning Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Release day, May 2nd, went well and the reviews have all been great. Like any writer, I love positive reviews but I also try […]

At first sight…

Posted 5.6.2020 | Wednesday by Kim in Reading / 0 Comments
At first sight…

I love books, I love bookstores, I love libraries! Rows and rows of books, the beautiful spines, the smell of the paper. Each one represents a new story, a new world, new ways of life. There are so many books to hold, to touch, to experience. So many books and not enough time to read […]

Reading Notes

Posted 5.4.2020 | Monday by Kim in Reading / 0 Comments
Reading Notes

I just finished… Winds of Change (Mage Winds, #2) by Mercedes Lackey. It’s a reread for me, one that I love. Fun fact… it’s part of Lackey’s epic Valdemar saga, dozens of singles, duologies, trilogies, anthologies, etc. There are 37 books and counting and more than a dozen anthologies with hundreds of shorter stories. I’ve […]

Release Day: Murder on the Mountain by Carolyn LaRoche

Posted 5.2.2020 | Saturday by Kim in New Releases / 0 Comments
Release Day: Murder on the Mountain by Carolyn LaRoche

Author: Carolyn LaRoche Title: Murder on the Mountain Genre: Romantic Suspense Release Date: May 2, 2020 Publisher: Hot Tree Publishing Cover Designer: BookSmith Design  Available now!  Amazon US: https://amzn.to/2Qj1Jlg All other links: books2read.com/marshallbrothers1   She trusts him with her life, but can she trust him with her heart? Emma Thomas hasn’t been home in years. Only back in […]

#ListfulBooks: The Dystopia Edition

Posted 5.1.2020 | Friday by Kim in Reading / 0 Comments
#ListfulBooks: The Dystopia Edition

One of my all-time favorite genres is dystopian fiction. There is something very thought-provoking about reading about a world that could be our own. Even if they are set in worlds that might never come to pass, there is something honest about them, the realization that what is utopian for some is always dystopian for […]