Tag Archives: Watercolors in the Rain

TBR List, Part Three

Posted on February 22, 2016 by Patricia Kiyono

It’s free week once again, and since I still have no writing news, I’ll post an update on my reading. At this rate, I should be able to hit – and maybe exceed – my 2016 reading goal of 50 … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellaneous, Patricia Kiyono, TBR List | Tagged books, Christi Bell, Color of Darkness, Color of Deception, J.L. Salter, K S Moore, Katherine Bone, Kay Springsteen, Lori Lapekes, Pleased to Meet Me, Romancing the Jewel, Ruth J. Hartman, Watercolors in the Rain | 6 Comments

TBR List, Part Two

Posted on January 25, 2016 by Patricia Kiyono

It’s another free week. I don’t have anything pressing to report, other than my disturbing discovery that the super-healthy salad I fixed for myself Friday night was part of a batch identified as possibly contaminated, and linked to a recent … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Lists, Miscellaneous, Patricia Kiyono, romance, TBR List | Tagged Christi Bell, Color of Deception, J.L. Salter, Jo Grafford, Katherine Bone, Michelle Beattie, reading on my phone, Romancing the Jewel, Ruth J. Hartman, TBR list, update, Watercolors in the Rain | 12 Comments

What’s on Your TBR List?

Posted on December 28, 2015 by Patricia Kiyono

As 2015 draws to a close, I’m busy trying to get things done that should have been finished months ago. I’ve given up on writing projects – hopefully two months of not writing will result in a fresh look at … Continue reading →

Posted in Miscellaneous, Patricia Kiyono | Tagged Case of the Fabulous Fiance, Christi Bell, Diane Burton, Goodreads, Kay Springsteen, Lori Lapekes, Love Overcomes, Reading 2016, TBR, Watercolors in the Rain | 12 Comments

Guest Author: Kay Springsteen

Posted on November 9, 2015 by Patricia Kiyono

It’s time again to introduce a fellow author to the blog, and I’ve persuaded author/editor extraordinaire Kay Springsteen to join us. Kay is celebrating the release of Watercolors in the Rain, and since it’s totally different from anything she’s previously … Continue reading →