Category Archives: women’s fiction
Couldn’t She Make Up Her Mind?
Couldn’t She Make Up Her Mind? Once again, I listened to an audiobook to get my intellectual needs met while I worked around the house. It may be tenacity that I stayed with it even when I started getting disappointed … Continue reading →
Posted in advice, authors, book review, Books, characters, contemporary, decisions, editing, editors, HEA/HFN, inspiration, Miscellaneous, Mystery stories, novels, plots, protagonists, reviews, romance, time management, Tonette Joyce, villains, women's fiction, writers
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Tagged moral issues
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Rambling Reader Reviews 2020, Part Six
My evening reading has slowed a bit, because I’m trying to finish writing a book I started last November. I have lots of words, but no cohesive story, and it’s driving me insane – which makes it difficult to concentrate … Continue reading →
Posted in book review, book series, Books, Christmas, cozy mystery, Goodreads Challenge, holidays, Kindle, Mystery stories, Patricia Kiyono, women's fiction
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Tagged Beyond My Words, Bullets and Beads, Chandler R. Williamson, Idabelle Aylor, Jana Deleon, Julia Clemens, New Beginnings on Whisling Island, Sisters and Sunrises, Swamp Santa, We Do?
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Four Foxes, One Hound 