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August 13, 2021
The Saga app is live!
Woohoo! It’s finally here. The Saga app is live on the Google Play Store! Here’s a video of me talking about my experience with Saga and my books! Go get the app at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...
August 8, 2021
Review: “Elusive Magic”
This book found its way to me via an author’s newsletter that featured other books. I chose it because I was in the mood for a good women’s fiction. The Premise 40-something-year-old Josie is at a crossroads in her life. After a break-up, she struggles...
July 28, 2021
Review: “Now I Found You”
I first saw this book on Reedsy, but it was taken by another reviewer before I got the chance. I looked it up on Amazon and realised it was on promotion, so I got it from there. The Premise When Kate’s 13-year-old sister disappears at...
Review: “The Girl Who Talks To Ashes”
I chose this book from an ARC program because the preview was excellent. The Premise Teenage mother Willow abandons her baby when she realises that strange things happen during baby Lilah’s seizures. After dumping the baby at a fire station, Willow and her mother are...
July 26, 2021
Review: “Dear Arlo”
An irreverent, humorous reflection of the emotional rollercoaster of early fatherhood This was my twenty-first book I chose via the Reedsy Discovery program, for which I am the single approved reviewer for this new book. I loved the first in the series, Dear Dory, and...
July 25, 2021
Review: “Needle Work”
I chose this from an ARC program because I like medical TV dramas, and the preview was intriguing. The Premise Anesthesiologist Dr. Jude Rosen has been on the job long enough to know that Death is an unfair colleague — sometimes He takes those who...
Review: “Best Foot Forward”
I chose this from an ARC program because I liked the synopsis. The Premise After losing his wife and son in an accident, Pritchard spirals downwards into alcoholism. Frequenting a nearby bar, one day he trips over a teenage girl’s scooter and damages it. When...
July 23, 2021
Review: “What’s Not True”
A dramatic, comedic telenovela of a women’s fiction about infidelity and fickle hearts This was my twentieth book I chose via the Reedsy Discovery program, for which I am the single approved reviewer for this new book. It marks me coming full circle as a...
July 22, 2021
Review: “Working With Norwegians”
An jovial recount of an unapologetically American outsider’s view of Norwegian business culture This was my nineteeth book I chose via the Reedsy Discovery program, for which I am the single approved reviewer for this new book. I have always been intrigued by other cultures,...
July 21, 2021
Review: “Looks Are Deceiving”
A cozy mystery/thriller with an unlikely and admirable hero and a meaningful message This was my eighteenth book I chose via the Reedsy Discovery program, for which I am the single approved reviewer for this new book. I chose it because the preview was interesting,...
