This summer I am indulging myself. The bulk of my reading has consisted of books that I've been wanting to get to for a long time. I c...

Historical romances have been sorely missing from my reading menu this year and I miss them. In November I picked up two books by favorite a...

In August I craved mysteries and urban fantasy. Today, however, I begin my minis with the young adult fiction book chosen by my Internet Boo...

As promised, I'm continuing my summer reading updates today by featuring four books I read during the month of July. As you will see bel...

Mark R. Probst's The Filly is an LGBT young adult historical western romance. Probst captures the textured atmosphere and characteriz...

Back in April, I read  A Shiny Tin Star by Jon Wilson   in one sitting. It made the top of my list as a favorite book of the month, and I...

The new season of Longmire kicked off in A&E. The first episode began with a bang! I personally thought it was fantastic and am followin...

I absolutely loved The Last Renegade , but was not crazy about True to the Law . Thankfully, with In Want of a Wife the third book of her B...

For my first post as part of the TBR Challenge 2014 , I have chosen a book that fits the theme: short stories, novellas, category romance. I...

On a midnight train, four hours away from her wedding, Beth McMurray discovers the devastating truth about the powerful senator she's...

I had this post almost ready before the dreaded flu hit me over a week ago now, but it still holds since I've read very little since the...

Hey, I'm back! I wasn't on vacation or anything, instead I pulled a back muscle and was bedridden for over a week taking pain medica...

I was in the mood for a nice, comfy contemporary western romance and Kentucky Home by Sarah Title seemed like the answer to me. I ended up ...

August 1889, Chicago : Cobb Bridger, private detective, is hired by Andrew Charley Mackey III of the wealthy Mackey Chicago family to find ...

June is over and we are already half-way through the year. The months are going by like sand through my fingers. June is a month I will reme...