Welcome to where the ideas are let loose.
Here you will find the latest updates of my ongoing projects be it writing, knitting, crocheting, canning, or whatever else I have going on and a recipe or two.
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Book Review: The World of the Narrows #1, Fable, by Adrienne Young
First published in November 2020 by Wednesday Books, the first book in the World of the Narrows is told from the perspective of the main character, Fable. It is available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, and audiobook formats, at local libraries, or through the Libby app. Seventeen-year-old Fable lives by her father’s five rules:…
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Book Review: The World of the Narrows #0, Saint, by Adrienne Young
First published in November 2022 by Wednesday Books, the first book in the World of the Narrows, written in dual perspective of the main characters: Elias a.k.a Saint, and Isolde, is available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, and audiobook formats, at local libraries, or through the Libby app. Elias learns at a young age…
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Book Review: The World According to Garp, by John Irving
First published in 1978 by New York: Dutton, this book and all its editions are available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, audiobook, at local libraries, or through the Libby app. Even if you’ve read this one before, the dry, sarcastic wit found within its pages always merits a reread. Irving’s writing style mixes grand,…
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Book Review: The Spy who Ghosted me, by Jennifer Peel
Published in 2024, the book, written in dual perspective from the main characters Kendal and Cash, is available on Amazon in paperback, Kindle, and audiobook formats. Three years ago, while in Bordeaux, France, Kendal believed she had the best meet-cute ever when a mysterious man ran into her on the streets and kissed her. For…
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Book Review: The Crimson Moth #1, Heartless Hunter, by Kristen Ciccarelli
The first book in the Crimson Moth series, published by Wednesday Books, is available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, audiobook, at local libraries, and through the Libby app. Ciccarelli introduces her readers to great world-building in this book full of forbidden magic. Rune Winters is a witch. No one can ever know. In the…
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Book Review: Book Lovers, by Emily Henry
Published in May 2002 by Berkley, Henry’s book is available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, and audiobook formats, at local libraries, or through the Libby app. Henry introduces her new paramour, Nora Stephens, and Charlie Lastra. Nora is a literary agent Charlie is an editor, and they clash. Yet kismet keeps bringing them together…
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