I’m taking another shift with my Series on Saturday meme. This year, 2026, I’m going to read short series, or finish short series.  The Dispatcher series is one I started with a freebie from Audible. The next two books are in Audible Plus, which I am not sure I have ever used so I’m going […]
Sweep in Peace by Ilona Andrews is the second book in the Innkeeper Chronicles, an urban sci-fantasy with ties to the Edge series. Here we return to the Gertrude Hunt, a simple Bed & Breakfast in small suburban Texas. Except the Gertrude Hunt is anything but ordinary, hosting guests from across the galaxy. Dina Demille is […]
Bayou Moon is the second book in Ilona Andrews‘ The Edge series. I was excited to read it (again) because it’s William’s story and he — well, William’s been through a lot and I wanted him to find what he wanted in life. Of course, he’s a soldier, honed into a sharp blade and used […]
Twist by Dannika Dark is the second book in her series Mageri which follows Silver, a newly-made Mage, as she navigates the paranormal world around her. Picking up several months after the end of Sterling, Silver is continuing her training as a Learner under her Ghuardian, Justus, and his friend Simon. She is honing her defensive skills as needed, learning […]
This is a different kind of post for me. Sound therapy is one of those things I thought was just woo-woo for so many years. But as I get older I like to try new things and this last year, to help deal with stress and life changes I’ve started exploring meditations, breathing exercises and […]
I needed to figure out a way to start reading series where I am not current or the series is finished but haven’t read them yet. So it’s a way to commit myself to read my backlist, particularly series. Of course, I chose a series to begin which I didn’t put in my graphic. […]
All my hearts are for Heidi’s Guide to Four Letter Words! This won’t be so much a review, as a gushing tribute to the awkward, hilarious masterpiece. I’ll share with you why I love it; your reasons may be different. I learned about this from Andi Arndt herself at Book Bonanza. She is one of […]