I tend to shy away from psychological thrillers that inadvertently do something to my psyche and leave me out of sync. But there were a few things that attracted me to this one. Please read to find out what those are and what I learned today. xo
Writers (me) are often insecure about themselves and the words they weave and expose to the world, so having a reader say how much they enjoyed the book or the message conveyed is a morale booster. --Here are my latest--
A young friend from India asked me for a link, so I went to investigate and happened on the news that the book was at 40% off priced. Good news...
I'm giving this interview a rerun. No running involved, just sit to read. Thanks, my lovelies.
Part II includes my Amazon Review of Lauren Scott's poetry collection, Ever So Gently. Get the book to Inhabit the world of the Author for a gentle evening with lovely words that will linger long.
In this week's sundae, soondae, Sunday Press, I want to offer encouragement for all your dreams by showing you what's happening in mine. I bless you.
This book is educational, empathetic, encouraging and full of light. I really believe this should be available to all humans. Please read my Amazon Review.
“remorse weighed heavy in my heart. I departed with a love I never had the chance to confess.” P. 27 I think you will like this book. xo
I drank from Gonsalves' Home Verses and now I'm replete with self-pride. Here's the book review of "Even Flowers Know That Water is Useless Without Roots"
"We can only be said to be alive in those moments when our hearts are conscious of our treasures." ~ Thornton Wilder
Reminder: Sometimes, You Need To Follow Your Gut The debut novel, Coming Home by Smitha Vishwanath, is a story of self-discovery.It opens with the protagonist, twenty-six years old, Shanaya, making…
Is a Book Tour, like a library on wheels? I think so. And I'm overjoyed to invite you to one hosted by another giving friend, D.L Finn, who has gifted me space and her precious time today. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.