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Thursday, 18 March 2021

Tome Thursday: On the Stroke of Midlife

 
Hello everyone!
 
As the weather starts getting warmer (though looking at you, random snowstorm, to GO AWAY) I usually start picking up books that reflect that, but when I woke up one morning and saw an email from my all-time favourite author about a new series she's about to launch into the ether, I gave a little fangirl squeal.
 
Okay, a big fangirl squeal LOL.
 
Serenity Woods has basically won me over with her wonderful writing, lovely characters, and the best part of all, PEOPLE COMMUNICATING LIKE THE ADULTS THEY ARE, not just running off at the first sign of trouble.
 
So naturally, if she says there's something new on the horizon, I'm going to sit up and pay attention.
 
For the past year or so, maybe a little more, she's also been writing as Hermione Moon, and her genre were cozy paranormal romance mysteries, which is what she returned to for the time being.
 
After all, there can never be enough of mystery and romance!

On the Stroke of Midlife is the first book in her new Moonlight Moonshine series, and this is what it's about.

Thursday, 23 August 2018

Tome Thursday: Wild Heart


Hello everyone!

It's time for yet another book review and, yes, you guessed it, I turned to my usual go-to for whenever I feel as though I need a good, solid romance story with a happily ever after that doesn't come at the price of me tearing my hair out at either the hero or heroine being completely ridiculous by not just TALKING things through.

I mean, what's the price of talk nowadays? Millions of dollars?

You'd think so by how certain authors will add unnecessary complications into a fictional relationship simply for the sake of a complication itself.

Anyway.

Serenity Woods does NOT do that, I'm happy to report, although I do have to admit I ran into one of her books that didn't quite mesh up with what I'd been expecting ... but it's not tonight's subject, I promise.

No, no, tonight's subject is one of those I actually devoured fairly easily.

It's titled Wild Heart.