Mom Con by Karl Fields

 

Quirky, intriguing, engaging and entertaining.

well worth reading, since it’s very well written with clever dialogue and fast paced story

Never Ever Give Up: The Inspiring Story of Jessie and Her JoyJars by Erik Rees

without question a MUST-READ book.

There is nothing easy about reading this book. In fact, I had to put it down many times because I was crying too hard. But also one of the most rewarding reads ever. Through all the heartbreak and tragedy, there is this overwhelming sense of hope and never giving up. Jessie is one of the most remarkable people I’ve ever encountered, and she had me adopt NEGU as a motto.

Reading about this amazing and remarkable young girl inspired me to give, be more mindful and spread hope around me in whatever small or big way I can.

Princess, More Tears to Cry by Jean Sasson

Like the previous books, it’s very interesting, very informative and sheds light into a culture we don’t hear a lot about.

This installment wasn’t as spellbinding to me as the previous ones, but still a very interesting and at times heart-breaking read.

Bound to the Sheikh by Carol Marinelli

Good book. Has all thy key ingredients, and are put together in a winning mix: good characters, great settings, excellent story and plenty of heat. I really enjoyed reading this.

Cinderella Has Cellulite: And Other Musings from a Last Wife by Donna Arp Weitzman

I was disappointed in this book and DNF at about 20%. I loved the description, and had high expectations for a fresh, honest and funny look at dating/relationships in mid life. Instead I just felt alienated. I didn’t connect with the book at all, and I didn’t find it very funny. I just didn’t relate at all.

This is just my personal experience. The book has many great reviews, which tells me it’s appreciated by many.

Coco and the Little Black Dress by Annemarie van Haeringen

Lovely picture book, with beautiful illustrations. The text is very short, and suitable for young children. This book is refreshingly different from many other children’s books. It’s so much more than another fictional story for kids, because it’s a biography, which is fairly rare in picture books.

Cinderella’s Enchanted Night (The Cinderella Body Club #4) by Amber Daulton

Short, sweet and very cute.

It’s the fairy tale everyone dreams of, and the book sucks you right in and makes you feel like you’re experiencing the story first hand. Wish it was longer, but so sweet while it lasts.

Fall Line (Downhill #1) by Tudor Robins

If I hadn’t read previous books by Tudor Robins I would have loved this book more. The other books I’ve read were so amazing, that the bar for this one was very high. And unfortunately, I didn’t like this book as much for one reason: Chris. It was so annoying that he was so oblivious, I wanted to shake him and tell him to wake up and see how amazing Tilly is. I guess Tudor Robins just portrayed a realistic picture of a young man growing up, and I (as a bystander looking in and with a lot more life experience) can see things he can’t.

So me being annoyed by Chris isn’t the authors fault. She has the amazing ability to write about emotions and make you feel what each character is feeling and thinking. This is an amazingly well written book, with a very authentic voice for each individual character. That deserves 5 stars and a high recommendation, but if I’m honest, I can only give 4 stars, because there were a couple of times where I had to put the book down and walk away due to my frustration with Chris. That impacted my overall enjoyment of the book

Breaking Her Rules (Red Stone Security #6) by Katie Reus

Loved this. sexy, hot, engaging, fast paced. Overall a great book, like the rest of the series. This book was hard to put down and had my heart racing the whole way through.

The Vegas Virgin by Lissa Trevor

As a fan of the show Gigolos I enjoyed the book.

Like the show, it’s raunchy and more. It’s filled with hot sex, but beyond that, there’s the way Tommy makes Dora feel special, like she’s the only woman in the world. what girl doesn’t want to feel that way?