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These are the books I picked for July 2023. Amazon First allowed me to pick two books!!! And that was There’s No Coming Back from This by Ann Garvin and then What Never Happened by Rachel Howzell Hall.
I can’t believe it’s July, but there we go–it’s JULY 2023. I think that C-virus time made us all hit the pause button. Time is irrelevant, at least the time to relax is, in my opinion.
I’m still in the Hotel, after my home was flooded–that’s a whole other story. I’ve noticed that some of the reading I do is hard here, and it’s mostly because I just can’t focus that much in the hotel.
I did a thing!
I did a thing, new to me today. And it was a lot of fun! I decided to participate and host a sprint in the Fruitilicious Readathon for Let’s Peanut Butter Taco ‘Bout books. It’s a Facebook group and I was able to finish my Ladies and Lace book club pick for next month early (Part of Your World by Abby Jiminez).
How is it February already?
Did laundry and I need to do some more.
Had an incident with a keyboard, so I got a new one–this one is waterproof-ish, but substantially less clacky. We’ll see if it does what it needs to do.
I lost my Bookworm Life planner just in time to get my order for new stuff FOR the planner, which of course happens to me.
However,
My best friend, who I’ve always thought was incredible, turned into a smokeshow in a few short hours.
We might have underestimated the youngest Cane brother. He comes off all sweet and charming, but I bet you he’s the best in bed out of all of them.
A LONG TIME COMING, a brand new, standalone romance from USA Today bestselling author Meghan Quinn will be releasing on January 10th in all formats!
I sense a theme: What I’m reading and watching
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Sometimes, a little realism must meet a little escapism. And that means that there are two things I’m enjoying right now. Something a little older, something a little newer. But both have a sort of something in common.
PREMISE:
The Catch follows Alice Vaughan,
