Lesa's Book Critiques
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Wed to the Bratva King: An Age Gap Mafia Romance by Sierra Voss
Well, I never know what rabbit hole I'll fall into when I have questions. I will say, though, I may have recommended Kristin Harmel's Meet Me in Paris to my family, but I won't say the same for Sierra Voss' Wed to the Bratva King. However, I did have some reactions to...
September Treasures in My Closet – Part 2
Welcome back to the listing of September Treasures in My Closet. I hope you find a book or two that appeals to you. These are all September releases. Rami Abou Jamous' The Stars Shine Brighter: A Father and Son in Gaza will not be an easy book to read. A Palestinian...
September Treasures in My Closet – Part 1
I don't remember the last time I saw a month when I had so many books backed up. The number of books I have ready for September is unbelievable. In fact, I've decided to divide the September Treasures into two parts. Are you ready for Christmas books? September seems...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – Beach Blonde Betrayal by Elaine Viets
If you saw my note yesterday on the blog, you saw that I spent the day with my Mom and sister, Christie. I didn't even talk about our entire day, but it was so much fun. However, I certainly didn't have reading time, so I'm sharing Kevin Tipple's review of Beach...
What Are You Reading?
Thursday! I'm at my Mom''s. Christie, Mom, and I are heading out today for a day together. We have a scheduled high tea. I know we're all looking forward to it. Tomorrow night, we're going to walk across the street to see the musical play "1776". The local historical...
Meet Me in Paris by Kristin Harmel
Although my mother loves Kristin Harmel's books, I haven't been very interested in her historical fiction. She's only written one contemporary novel in the last fourteen years. However, she got me with Meet Me in Paris, a contemporary story. First of all, it's Paris....
