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Book Review: Malibu Rising by..

Posted May 26, 2021 by WendyW in Book Review, bookblogger / 7 Comments
Book Review:  Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Malibu Rising by Taylor Jenkins Reid Publication Date June 1, 2021 Published by Random House Publishing GroupGoodreads Genres: Fiction, Literary, Sagas, Women Pages: 384 From the New York Times bestselling author of Daisy Jones & The Six and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo . . . Four famous siblings throw an epic party to celebrate the end of the summer. But over […]



Book Review: The Audacity of ..

Posted May 19, 2021 by WendyW in Blogging, Book Review / 6 Comments
Book Review:  The Audacity of Sara Grayson by Joani Elliott

The Audacity of Sara Grayson by Joani Elliott Publication Date May 25, 2021 Published by Post Hill PressGoodreads Genres: Family Life, Fiction, General, Humorous, Women Pages: 693 Format: ARC What happens when the world’s greatest literary icon dies before she finishes the final book in her best-selling series? And what happens when she leaves that […]



Book Blitz: A Surrealist Affa..

Posted May 17, 2021 by WendyW in book blitz, Uncategorized / 2 Comments
Book Blitz:  A Surrealist Affair by Jacqueline Corcoran

Happy Book Birthday to this new action packed book, A Surrealist Affair by Jacqueline. A Surrealist AffairJacqueline CorcoranPublished by: Entangled: AmaraPublication date: May 17th 2021Genres: Adult, Romance, Suspense Elle Dakin is shocked when she’s given the opportunity to fly to Paris to attribute a newly discovered painting to her favorite artist. After all, why would […]



Book Review: A Letter to the ..

Posted May 13, 2021 by WendyW in Book Review / 4 Comments
Book Review:  A Letter to the Last House Before the Sea, By Liz Eeles

A Letter to the Last House Before the Sea by Liz Eeles Publication Date May 19, 2021 Published by BookoutureGoodreads Genres: Contemporary, Fiction, Holiday, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Women Pages: 311 High on the clifftops, Lettie takes a deep breath of salty air and opens the letter. There is no signature, and the old-fashioned handwriting is […]