This novel, as mentioned above, is only 126 pages long, so it’s easy to read it in one sitting, and honestly, the story is so gripping, I can’t envision any other way to experience it. Jan Sikes has given us a story jam-packed with characters, settings, and ideas that beg to be revisited. Check me in to the Harbor Pointe Inn any time, I’m eager to visit again.
I’m so excited to be part of the cover reveal for Sandy Day’s novel Odd Mom Out, available for pre-order now, and being released on January 1st! This looks like an engaging and entertaining read, and I can’t wait.
It’s a farce! It’s a period piece! It’s a mystery! It’s a romance! Actually, it’s all of the above, and you can find it in Kelly Oliver’s fourth installment in her Fiona Figg & Kitty Lane Mysteries, Arsenic at Ascot.
About the book, The Library Girls of the East End Publisher: Boldwood Books (November 27, 2023) Language: English Paperback: 248 pages 1940, London When Cordelia accepts the post of head librarian in Silver Town Library, her mother is more than a little disapproving. The East End has high levels of poverty and […]
About the book, Christmas at the Cabin Publication date : November 24, 2023 Language : English A festive, coming-of-age tale about an Oxbridge candidate and a young homeless man who find themselves in the bittersweet predicament of falling in love with exactly the right person at exactly the wrong time. Well-to-do […]
Whoa…totally cool!
I think it’s lovely. I took a similar photo once of a zebra’s reflection.
Michele sent me.
Well then color me *geek* because that’s about how we spend our anniversary!
Here via Michele’s. :+)
Nice image.
I think you have a wonderful eye, and this image confirms it. Who else would think to focus in on the reflection? The image rocks as a result, because it’s precisely what you wouldn’t expect. Awesome stuff: I’m thrilled and flattered.