Blog Tour ~ The Miraculous Sweetmakers: The Frost Fair by Natasha Hastings ~ Spotlight
October Horror Mystery Month Fest ~ Deadly Creatures from the Dark ~ Day 9: House of Fear: Attack of the Killer Snowmen and Other Stories by James Powell
Terrifying Snowmen!
Review for Heading Love’s Way
“”An intense wave of affection rushed through her chest, rendinger her temporaryily speechless. She lifted her gaze from the Advil in her palm to Henry’s face. “I think I might have to marry you.””
Weekly Quote for Week-11 2022 ~ Heading Love’s Way by Rachel Stockbridge
She made herself look away and spotted a little bookstore on the corner across the street. “Ooh, we should stop in there when they open,” she said, pointing.
“Though – I probably shouldn’t, actually. I already have more books with me than I can read.”
He shrugged. “So? I’m not sure it counts as vacation unless you come home with more books than you brought with you.”
“Enabler.”
Review for Dancing Bearfoot
A sexy and fun read featuring a single dad shifter and a teacher. Featuring tons of sexy times and snow~
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Love and Let Bark by Alanna Martin
If the wedding didn’t kill everyone, Lydia Lipin might have to do it herself.
Review for The Very Merry Murder Club
Six for Sunday ~ 2-1-2022: Wintery colours
Friday’s Page 69 ~ The Little Swiss Ski Chalet by Julie Caplin
To the curious amusement of the man opposite she let out a quick self-deprecating, ‘Hnuh’. Meeting Luke on the train summed it all up – the perfect example of being halfway across the bridge. Fun, sexy, and spontaneous as he was, he epitomised all the things she didn’t want in a man or a relationship. Ironic because he was so like her. They had so much in common. With awful irony, she realised that the type of guy that Luke was to her, was what she’d been to Simon.