I would like to thank the author for a copy of “Songs From Richmond Avenue” by Michael Reed for my honest review. The genres of this novel are Urban Fiction, Dark Satire and Humor. This story reminds me of the TV show ,”Cheers:, and the song “Where Everyone Knows Your Name”, up to a point.

I would like to thank BookBrowse and Flatiron Books for the Advanced Reading Edition of “The People We Hate at the Wedding” by Grant Ginder for my honest review. The genres of this book are Contemporary Adult Fiction, and Humor and Satire. I find that the author describes his complex and complicated characters as completely

Behind the Title (Creation of a Love Story) By Romance Author Cynthia Roberts     Creating romantic fiction has been a passion of mine, ever since I was old enough to understand the connection between the sexes.  I think I was twelve, when I wrote my first love story and like most young minds; I

Source: Meet and Greet: 4/1/17

  I would like to thank NetGalley, Lake Union Publishing, and Jane Healey for an ARC of “The Saturday Evening Girls Club” by Jane Healey for my honest review. The genres of this book are General Fiction(Adult), and Women’ Fiction. I also feel that this is Historical Fiction and Romance. Kudos to Jane Healey who

I would like to thank  First Global Publishing and the author for a copy of “CYBER  CRISIS It’s Personal Now” by William Keiper. The genres of this book are Nonfiction and Self-Help. I have to admit that I was downright annoyed  and angry when I got a call from my credit card company telling me

I would like to thank the author for an ARC (Advanced Reading Copy) of “A Little of Chantelle Rose” by Cristina Hodgson for my honest review. The genres of this book: Romance,Chick Lit, Humor, and Cozy Mystery. This book will be published in May 2017. Chantelle Rose, one of the characters is the narrator of

I would like to thank the author for a copy of “Didn’t Get Frazzled” for my honest review.  The genres of this book are Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, and Humor. In “Didn’t Get Frazzled”, David Z. Hirsch describes the quirky and zany characters in their first years of Medical School. Seth Levine, portrayed as insecure in

I would like to thank NetGalley and Random House Publishing Group-Loveswept to an ARC of “Royal Affair” by Marquita Valentine for my honest review. The genres for this novel are Women’s Contemporary Fiction and Romance. Princess Charlotte is described as a lonely, shy and laid back Royal. Although she has been warned of the consequences,