This book really drives home how hard a disease juvenile diabetes is to live with. I really felt for Stacey in this one. Yes she did things that she knew she shouldn’t but who among us hasn’t? I was grateful that my parents didn’t divorce until their children were grown. I imagine Stacey’s life could have very well been mine. Overall, I think the important […]
Second Chance Summer by Jill Shalvis *Stephanie’s Review*
I can’t lie. The cover of Second Chance Summer by Jill Shalvis drew me in. I made it to the ripe old age of 34 and I’ve been reading consistently for the last 12 years or so and had never read a book by Jill Shalvis. I can’t tell you how happy I am now that I’ve corrected this egregious error. Lily Danville was likable […]
The Secret Daughter by Kelly Rimmer *Stephanie’s Review*
Phew. Have you ever read a book that just made you absolutely sick to your stomach at the reality of it? Who am I kidding if you read any historical fiction, of course you know what I’m talking about. I went into the The Secret Daughter not really having read the synopsis. All I really knew was that it was about a woman a few […]
8/19 Nostalgia Review Round Up
I actually really did enjoy this Super Special. I think that for the most part the girls acted like most normal teenage girls would with a trip to California. This is so different from my childhood that taking a plane without an adult just seems like fantasy but I know it happens all the time. The only thing that got to me in this book […]
ARC Review: Coming Home for Christmas by RaeAnne Thayne *Stephanie’s Review*
I was hesitant about picking up a Christmas book in September. I really like to save my Christmas indulgences until after Thanksgiving……but I’ve really been wondering about this story’s couple for too long to put it off. I picked up Coming Home for Christmas by RaeAnne Thayne greedy for Elizabeth and Luke’s story. I have to be completely honest. I did not want to be […]