Gemma Lawrence has done it again! The Lady Anne (Book Two of its series) was a fantastic page-turner. I actually found myself neglecting my professional duties to read this book – as is often the case when I have a new book by this author! Following Anne Boleyn upon her return to England, this book … Continue reading Book Review: The Lady Anne by Gemma Lawrence
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The Bookworm’s Lament (Part 1)
As a stay-at-home mother and freelance book editor, I often find myself struggling to find the time to read. Until the past few months, I hadn’t been working, so I had a lot more time to dive into a good book. However, my husband and I are in a position where I need to be … Continue reading The Bookworm’s Lament (Part 1)
The Golden Rule of Reading
I am not a fan of social media for a lot of reasons (mostly because I think I’m as crotchety at heart as they come). However, as I’ve developed as a reader and nowadays as an author, I’ve implemented a new policy in my household: If you love the book, thank the writer. I mean … Continue reading The Golden Rule of Reading
Time to Scroll? Time to Read!
One of my biggest pet peeves is when someone says they “don’t have time” to read. “Oh, I love reading – I just don’t have the time anymore! I’m so busy.” And to a point, I get it – work, kids, having a household, marriage, and all those other adult responsibilities can really get in … Continue reading Time to Scroll? Time to Read!
Why I Love My Kindle & KindleUnlimited
I was in high school when eReaders, iPads, and Kindles quickly gained popularity. In the course of a semester, these gadgets went from something only adults and the rich kids had to something I saw on nearly every desk. Except mine. I couldn’t have been convinced with a million dollars and a year off my … Continue reading Why I Love My Kindle & KindleUnlimited
Some Opening Remarks…
My name is Olivia, and I am buried in books – just the way I like it. My To-Be-Read Pile has evolved into Piles, and my To-Be-Read List on my Kindle is longer than Santa’s Christmas List. Meanwhile, my Read Pile and List remain desolate by comparison, whereas five years ago quite the opposite would’ve … Continue reading Some Opening Remarks…