Tag Archives: Lucie Ulrich

Rambling Reader Reviews 2020, Part One

Posted on January 27, 2020 by Patricia Kiyono

It’s a new year, and time for a new Goodreads Challenge! I’ve managed to read 50 books per year for the last five years or so, and I decided to continue with that number. I figured one book a week … Continue reading →

Posted in book review, Books, Clean Writing, cozy mystery, e-books, free week, Goodreads Challenge, Patricia Kiyono, reading, romance | Tagged Christmas Cake Murder, Jana Deleon, Joanne Fluke, Lucie Ulrich, Mountain View Lodge, Swamp Team 3 | 11 Comments

Guest Author: Lucie Ulrich and Mountain View Lodge

Posted on January 20, 2020 by Patricia Kiyono

Just over three years ago, I asked fellow Clean Reads author Lucie Ulrich to come and share her sweet romance called The Starlight Inn. I’d read the book and had been fascinated by the character Tillie Spencer. She’s not strictly … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, book series, characters, Clean Writing, GIveaways/Contest, Guest author, Guest author post, Patricia Kiyono, romance | Tagged Lucie Ulrich, Magical characters, Mountain View Lodge, novella, Tillie Spencer | 14 Comments

TBR #11: Yearly Goal Almost Met!

Posted on December 19, 2016 by Patricia Kiyono

As authors, we spend a lot of time thinking about the stories we want to tell. But it’s important to read the words that others write. Each year I set a reading goal on Goodreads, and this year I vowed … Continue reading →

Posted in Lists, TBR List | Tagged Elizabeth Hanbury, Felicia Rogers, goal setting, Goodreads, Ice Angel, Ice Captain's Daughter, Keri's Christmas Wish, Kim Bowman, Linda Carroll-Bradd, Lucie Ulrich, No Job for a Woman, Pamela S. Thibodeaux, Passion Cowboy Style, S. G. Rogers, Shana Gray, Sherry Gloag, Silent Signals, Starlight Inn, The Case of the Missing Cross, The Duke of Christmas Past | 8 Comments

Guest Author: Lucie Ulrich and The Starlight Inn

Posted on December 12, 2016 by Patricia Kiyono

It’s no secret that Christmas is my favorite holiday. In beween all the hustle and bustle, I spend time reading Christmas stories. This past weekend I spent a lovely afternoon reading Lucie Ulrich’s new Christmas novella, The Starlight Inn. Since this is … Continue reading →