Christmas at Tullymullagh Christmas at Tullymullagh is book 7 in Claire Delacroix’s Bride Quest series and takes place after The Countess, the fourth book in the series. It’s a lovely novella that felt like a visit with old friends as they prepare for, and gather together to celebrate the holiday season. Meanwhile a resident ghostContinueContinue reading “Review: Christmas at Tullymullagh and Easter at Airdfinnan by Claire Delacroix”
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Still Loving Watercolour
Winter scene inspired by a photo on Pixabay I’m a bit behind on scheduling book reviews and it’s late in the day on Friday night so a quick update on my attempt to learn watercolour seemed easiest. As you can see, I’m continuing with my watercolour journey, and I’m still in love with that medium.ContinueContinue reading “Still Loving Watercolour”
Review: Highlands Christmas – Wishes Come True
Highlands Christmas – Wishes Come True by Amy Quick Parrish is a holiday novella set mostly in Scotland. I was so looking forward to reading this book, because I love a good Christmas romance, unfortunately it was not as good as I was expecting. This had such a great premise, the heroine takes off toContinueContinue reading “Review: Highlands Christmas – Wishes Come True”
Review: The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose
The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose is book two in her Molly the Maid series and it was such a delight to read! I can’t tell you how excited I was to receive a free advanced copy from NetGalley. As always, even though I received a free copy, this is my honest opinion of theContinueContinue reading “Review: The Mystery Guest by Nita Prose”
Review: A Lady’s Rules for Ruin by Jennifer Haymore
A Lady’s Rules for Ruin is book 2 in Jennifer Haymore’s series The Lions and the Lilies and it’s the story of a spirited young woman who is determined to flout the rules of society so that she can live her life on her own terms. Miss Frances Cherrington is determined not to marry, andContinueContinue reading “Review: A Lady’s Rules for Ruin by Jennifer Haymore”
Life, Tea, and Everything 