Talkie Tuesday: Roadhouse Romance

 

"A bad thing can take you to a good place."

 

Hello everyone!

 

When fall starts to show its colours, I start looking at the Hallmark fall releases, because, well that's just who I am.

 

Gotta get into the spirit, right?

 

Right!

 

But I will admit we've basically had an Indian summer over here right now for some time, so it's been a little bit difficult to try and see how this is going to suddenly turn into the usual, rainy, grey-ish and misty land that we know.

 

However, weather report does say temperatures seem to be dropping after the official first day of fall, so we'll see!

 

And thus my first fall movie blog can actually make an appearance without the need to feel silly about it, even if I probably COULD have watched one of the remaining summer ones.

But Roadhouse Romance wanted to be seen, so here we are!

Tome Thursday: Siren's Call

 

Hello everyone!

 

While I already have a bunch of books I'm currently going through - as I normally read more than one at any single moment in time, given I'm a voracious reader to begin with - the first one I actually read and finished on my 2021 roster was a bit of a left-over from 2020.

 

As I've said before, I'm a member on BookSirens, a growing community of writers and reviewers where you can browse through BUNCHES of ARCs and pick and choose which ones you want to read.

 

It really is that simple.

 

The only rule of thumb is that you can only start off with one book and need to read it within a given time frame, but as most of those frames are about three months long, I'm pretty sure anyone can meet the deadlines. Once you've proven yourself as faithful, the number of books you can pick increases, and away you go!

 

I usually have at least three books borrowed from BookSirens at any given time because there's just SO MANY FANTASTIC works and authors on there. And tonight's blog pick is one of those.

 

I did download it before the holidays started, but in the end needed to wait until after to finally start reading it.

 

I don't regret it being my first 2021 pick, however. Siren's Call is just that good.