Hey, all! I am back with a super sweet story to end the summer, The Summer We Found the Baby by Amy Hest! I’m instantly intrigued by books set around World War 2 (for various and mostly fandom-related reasons), plus, this one sounded so cute, yet so exciting at the same time. I’ve also never
Hey, all, it’s Alexa! A while back, I reviewed the first two books in the Steadfast Love trilogy by Rachelle Rea Cobb (you can find those reviews here and here). They were absolutely delightful, beautiful, faith-based stories with the perfect balance of action and romance. Today, we get to return to that wonderful world with
HAPPY BRAND NEW DECADE, Y’ALL!! Alexa here to welcome the new year with a lovely little story I read over the holiday season: Each Perfect Gift by Alicia G. Ruggieri. Description: What do you do when the sins of your past rise from the dead? Ben Picoletti’s conversion astounded the little town of Chetham, Rhode
Hey, all! It’s Alexa, here today to introduce a fetching new fantasy Middle Grade. This one’s called, The City on the Other Side by Mairghread Scott. Description from Publisher’s Website: Sheltered within her high-society world, Isabel plays the part of a perfectly proper little girl—she’s quiet, well-behaved, and she keeps her dresses spotlessly clean. She’s certainly
Hey, all, it’s Alexa, finally returning to the world of reviewers! Hopefully, for good, but life is life and as such I can make no promises, lol. As an example, in the time since my blogging break post, I have Nearly finished one of my first college classes (this one’s an 8-week) Had to change
Hey all, it’s Alexa, and today, we’re looking at another island fantasy (weird how I seem to do similar books so close to each other. I swear it’s not on purpose 😉 ). But instead of ancient Hawaii, Wide as the Wind takes place on the island of Vaitéa, based on the real-life, Rapa Nui. Description
Hey, all! It’s Alexa, and today, I’m reviewing another historical, like I’ve kinda been on a roll with the past few weeks (I’ve no idea how this happened; I didn’t do it on purpose, lol). But instead of Biblical speculative like several of the In The Beginning stories or romance like The Sound of Silver,
Hey all, it’s Alexa, and this week’s review I’m gonna do a little differently. Because In The Beginning is a short story anthology, it would just be too difficult to individually analyze the plot, characters, and writing of every single story, yet also inaccurate to try and put them all together as one (because they’re
Hey all, it’s Alexa! So you might remember that about six months ago, I did a review for an inspirational historical romance entitled The Sound of Diamonds and kinda sorta admitted that I kinda sorta might be a romantic. 😉 Well, today I am returning to that series, this time to celebrate the second book’s
Hey all, it’s Alexa! This week, I bring an appropriately spooky read as we hit two weeks to Halloween: new Middle Grade historical mystery, Mcgrave’s Hotel by Steve Bryant. Description from Cover Reveal: It’s 1936, and nearly twelve-year-old JAMES ELLIOTT is a bellhop at McGrave’s Hotel, there a year since the night his parents died