Category Archives: inspirational romance

Never-Ending TBR, Part Four

Posted on April 25, 2022 by Patricia Kiyono

This has been a good month of reading! All the books, other than Hearts and Goals, were written by authors I’ve previously reviewed. After a Fashion by Jen TuranoA Class of Their Own, Book 1Last month I read the story … Continue reading →

Posted in book review, book series, Clean Writing, contemporary, cozy mystery, Goodreads Challenge, historical, inspirational romance, Mystery stories, Patricia Kiyono, TBR List | Tagged After a Fashion, Carolyn Miller, Embroidered Truths, Hearts and Goals, Helena Dixon, Jen Turano, Monica Ferris, Murder in First Class, Playing the Part | 7 Comments

Guest Author: Carolyn Miller and Hearts and Goals

Posted on April 11, 2022 by Patricia Kiyono

Australian author Carolyn Miller is a fellow member of a few author support groups on Facebook. She recently released the fourth in a six book series of romances set in the world of hockey, so I invited her to come … Continue reading →

Posted in author's life, book series, Clean Writing, contemporary, Faith-centered stories, Guest author, Guest author post, inspirational romance, Patricia Kiyono, romance | Tagged Carolyn Miller, gardens, Hearts and Goals, hockey romance, inspirational romance, Montreal, Series romance | 11 Comments

Never-ending TBR, Part Two

Posted on February 21, 2022 by Patricia Kiyono

It seems that the books I chose this month were a bit longer, so there are fewer titles. Still, it was a good month for reading, since it’s too cold to do much else! A Murderous Yarn by Monica FerrisNeedlecraft … Continue reading →

Posted in book review, book series, Clean Writing, contemporary, cozy mystery, disability, Goodreads Challenge, inspirational romance, Mystery stories, Patricia Kiyono, romance, series, TBR List | Tagged A Murderous Yarn, Dial E for Endearment, Hanging by a Thread, Heidi Gray McGill, Monica Ferris | 9 Comments

Never-Ending TBR, Part One

Posted on January 24, 2022 by Patricia Kiyono

The new year brought a significant change in my daily routine, and my evenings are quieter. I’m reading at home, rather than in doctor’s offices or in the hospital. Will I read more? Time will tell. Once again, I set … Continue reading →