There is a lot baggage standing at the counter of The Dough Knot. Between the bride that makes bridezillas look tame and the overly laid back groom who thinks it’s natural. The…
Month: August 2015
Happy Friday!
It’s time to get this week’s Free Reads & Great Deals!! Are you Ready? Just click on the covers to get your Kindle books Each of the covers will take you directly…
Teaser Tuesday | Tropical Depression
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by Jenn of A Daily Rhythm. Anyone can play along! Just stop by her blog for the rules. My Teaser is from: Tropical…
Check Out This New YA Thriller: Wabanaki Blues!
“Some days you appreciate the dead; others, you don’t dare think about them.” When Mona Lisa LaPierre, aka “the girl who never smiles,” is sent to stay with Grumps, her reclusive grandfather,…
Check out the new Dale Wiley release: Sabotage!
Every hour explosions rock America. There is no rhyme or reason to where they appear: big cities, small towns, even rural backroads. The sinister message that suddenly appears on America’s computer screens…
They’re Back in School! Treat Yourself!!
It appears that almost all of the schools have started (except the one where my kids attend…) and I think each one of us could use a break! So, treat yourself today!…
Review: The Flower Brides, Part 3 – White Orchids
Heir to the Wainwright fortune, Jeffrey Wainright, is rethinking his recent proposal to his recent love when he comes across Camilla Chrystie one evening. Jeff has never meant anyone like Camilla. There…
Review: The Flower Brides, Part 2 – Mystery Flowers
Everyone has that one person in their life that has gone out of their way to make us miserable. To make us feel small. To do everything in their power to destroy…
Review: The Flower Brides, Part 1 – Marigold
Mrs. Brooke is frightened for her daughter, Marigold. Ever since Marigold began running around with Laurie Trescott she’s changed. Laurie is in a different class and worldly and Mrs. Brooke knows either…
Check Out The Lost Concerto by Helaine Mario
A woman and her young son flee to a convent on a remote island off the Breton coast of France. Generations of seafarers have named the place Ile de la Brume, or…