WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?! I know. I know. I need to hang my head in shame for not keeping you all updated. Real life sucks sometimes and mine has been sucking a lot, lately. I'm here now and I have updates! Several of them! So, grab your coffee, or wine, and sit back. Update number 1: Where is the next New Hampshire Bears book? And who is it going to be about? At the end of The Goalie and the Best Friend's Sister , I did not state who the next book was going to be about, as I've done with the other New Hampshire books. The reason for this is because I wasn't sure there were going to be anymore. Writing used to be fun. However, I lost my mojo for it. The fun had left and it became a job. A job I didn't want anymore. However, I have some of the greatest friends in the world. They helped me find my way back into my fictional world and I began writing again. This leads me to the other part of t...
It seems like forever since I have written a book review. Do I even remember how to? Let's give it a shot!!! I received this book from my Book of the Month pick and am I happy I did. Wow, this book is a true page turner. I read it in one sitting. What I loved: Taylor Jenkins Reid truly knows how to keep a reader engaged. I figure this book was going to be an Elizbeth Taylor knock off, but O...M...G... I was wrong! She shows us what one woman, Evelyn Hugo, has to go through to make it in the Hollywood world of the 1950's until present. It's not the hard work, the deception of others and Evelyn, the lies, the secrets, it is all the above. In this book there is a SERIOUS twist that I didn't see coming and truthfully ... I loved it. Evelyn has a lot of secrets and truly hides who she truly is. With each husband, you see Evelyn grow, mature, cry, love, hate, and continually push herself further and further. What I didn't like: There is a jump in the timeline wi...
So, I figured that my first post should be a teaser post!! What a great way to start off my new site, right? So, here you go: (please remember this is not edited) Just then another set of doors opened and several men came out. Well they aren't that bad looking, I thought, for guys missing most of their teeth . The crowd rushed towards them with excitement and sharpies. I stood there and watched as each player posed for pictures and signed whatever was handed to them. I never saw a player complain or even seem annoyed by it. "You shouldn't miss the opportunity to meet them," a male’s voice said next to me. I jumped with a start. I didn’t even realize that anyone was around me. It was then I saw the exit door was ajar and I could feel the brisk cold outside. "I am fine. I don't need to meet them," as I quickly looked up ...
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