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#Interview & #Giveaway: Get to know more about author, Patricia Sands

#Giveaway: Patricia is giving away both of her “Love in Provence” books.  Winner will choose whether they want print copies or eBooks. Winner will be announced Monday, after 5pm. Please leave a comment below to be entered!!  Thank you, Patricia! Interview with Patricia Sands, author of the women’s fiction novels, The Bridge Club and theContinue reading “#Interview & #Giveaway: Get to know more about author, Patricia Sands”

#AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: Patricia Sands

Patricia Sands Biography We had an intimate interview, that will post on Friday. We will also be Hosting a Giveaway of the 1st two books in her “Love in Provence” Series. Patricia Sands lives in Toronto, Canada, when she isn’t somewhere else. An admitted travel fanatic, she can pack a bag in a flash andContinue reading “#AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT: Patricia Sands”

#BookReview: “Little Woman in Blue” by Jeannine Atkins

Summary: May Alcott spends her days sewing blue shirts for Union soldiers, but she dreams of painting a masterpiece—which many say is impossible for a woman—and of finding love, too. When she reads her sister’s wildly popular novel, Little Women, she is stung by Louisa’s portrayal of her as “Amy,” the youngest of four sistersContinue reading “#BookReview: “Little Woman in Blue” by Jeannine Atkins”

#BookReview: “Once Lost” by Ber Carroll

I was given a copy of this book from Chick Lit Plus in exchange for an honest review. Summary: Are some things better left unfound? Best friends Louise and Emma grew up next door to each other in a grim inner-city suburb of Dublin. Now Louise, an art conservator, is thousands of miles away inContinue reading “#BookReview: “Once Lost” by Ber Carroll”

#BookReview: “Things Unsaid” by Diane Y. Paul

Summary: Jules, her sister Joanne, and her brother Andrew all grew up in the same household―but their varying views of and reactions to their experiences growing up have made them all very different people. Now, as adults with children of their own, they are all faced with the question of what to do to helpContinue reading “#BookReview: “Things Unsaid” by Diane Y. Paul”