Another crazy week in paradise! Kinda. Sorta.
This post has been shared on The Sunday Post, a weekly recap from so many amazing blogs is hosted by Kimberly over at Caffeinated Reviewer.
This word link and the graphic will take you to The Sunday Post for this week – enjoy. 🙂
Just Life:
Well. Whewww! *plops into a chair exhausted* Yes, still unpacking boxes, finding places to put things, and basically making this new house our home – but that’s certainly not a bad thing, simply a time-consuming thing. How I envy people who can move and have their home set up – completely – in a few days! What is the secret? I seem to keep rearranging because I don’t like where I put something… then have to go back and start all over again! And don’t get me started on drawers! I have a huge kitchen now, with an island, and tons and tons of drawers on one wall. Why is that a problem? It’s not… I just can’t remember what I put in those drawers so it’s a puzzle finding things for now. 🙂
So, on to the important things — books. 🙂
I’ve made my monthly Harlequin haul for review over on my Happily Ever After Romance blog – I should do a Sunday Post for that, too, but it seems a bit overkill to take up two spaces on Kimberly’s list. I picked up a few new-to-me authors, but they certainly aren’t new to everyone. I got Nicki Night’s Intimate Negotiations and Oh. My. Goodness. How in the world have I missed this author before now? She writes an amazing, believable romance that had me hanging on to my Kindle hoping that the characters would make the right choices. Now, I need to go to the backlist and get caught up!
For Keeper Bookshelf I picked up Heather Graham’s newest Krewe of Hunters release, The Forbidden – I’ve been addicted to this series for so long now and it still keeps my attention riveted to the book and keeps getting better over time, in my opinion. I still have so many NetGalley reviews to get caught up on but I couldn’t resist two Christmas romances (I never can pass by a Christmas romance).
Until next week – I hope all your reading has a happy ending… or at least a good one. 🙂