Showing posts with label Jordanna Max Brodsky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jordanna Max Brodsky. Show all posts

April 10, 2018

Reading Wrap-up







Yep, I ended up back in bed over the weekend thanks to some heavy lifting too soon after I tweeked my hip over Easter.  I decided, in my wisdom, to move my large solid wood bookcase back down to the other end of the house to sit with all my other bookcases.  You'd think I'd have learned my lesson by now ;-D

Anyhow, I've only included the books that I physically had.  There are a handful of eBooks that I breezed through that I will be including in a separate upcoming video.

I hope you enjoy my recommendations.  Let me know in the comments if you've read any of these titles, and what you thought of them.  I'm always interested in hearing what people think of these lesser mentioned popular books.

Oops.  Have to dash.  I just remembered that my lunch is in the oven!!!





April 4, 2018

Easter Book Haul






Hello again.

Due to unforeseen circumstances (aka, pulling a muscle in my back/hip) the video I'd planned on filming has been put on the back burner for now.  Instead I filmed a really quick video on Easter Sunday so I could share with you the bookmail that had been trickling in over the last week.

I was hoping to save all my parcels, and some still aren't here!, until I had them all in a glorious pile and then I'd open them on camera.  However, I got so excited when I ended up with 5 parcels in one day that I forgot about that and tore into them - oops! ;-D

Anyway, I've already devoured two of the Amanda Quick titles, Til Death Do Us Part and The Girl Who Knew Too Much, and they were just the thing I needed to get me out of the reading funk I'd slipped into after binge watching seasons 1 & 2 of Wynonna Earp (ps. such a great urban horror/western series!).

Still have to get to the two cozy mystery books, as well as the final two Jayne Ann Krentz novels and The Immortals (which I have my fingers crossed for because I love a good urban fantasy with gods and goddess' in a modern setting).

So with all that reading still to do I'm going to love you and leave you.  And until I see you next time,