Monthly Archives: December 2007

January 2007 1. Knitting Rules by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee * 2. Yarn Harlot, the Secret Life of a Knitter by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee * 3. The Mango Season by Amulya Malladi 4. Footprints in the Sand D by Sarah Challis * 5. … Continue reading →

“The hilarious new novel from Annie Sanders about two very busy mothers and how their Christmases collide”….Bella Magazine Well, I would not describe the book as Hilarious. It was a lovely gentle story of four people whose lives become entwined…..Jacob … Continue reading →

This is the first book in what looks to be a promising series. Paul Osbourne, or as he in known in Loon Lake, Doc, is starting to fish again. He is recommended to spend sometime with Lou who is excellent … Continue reading →

Torie’s mother marries Colin Brooke the town sherrif. Colin also owns the loval antique shop, and has purchased the contents of a local well known recluse and asks Torie to catalogue them while he is on his honeymoon. Meanwhile, Sylvia … Continue reading →

This is the incrediable story of three generations of the author’s ancestry. Through their years as slaves, to their freedom. Their loves and dispair, grief and bewilderment. The novel does not portray the many horrors that slaves suffered at the … Continue reading →

A compelling story of four people whose lives are entwined. Tom Stewart who in the early 1930s leaves the UK for Hong Kong, leaving behind his only family, a Grandmother & his brother and the public house they run. On … Continue reading →

This has finally made it to the top of Mountain TBR! A fascinating account of the military and sexual underworld of London during 18th Century, and with focus on Lord John from the Outlander Series, who sets about trying to … Continue reading →

I wasn’t sure just what to make of this book, but nonetheless, it was a compelling read. The story of Maggie who is eccentric to say the least, who, upon hearing that her husband has died in another woman’s bed … Continue reading →