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Oh my, the best of the series….yet! Benni inherits all the worldly goods of someone who has recently passed away; the only problem is that she has no idea who he is?…..Then Benni hears that to claim the estate she … Continue reading →

Another great one in the life,time and tribulations of Benni Harper. A party and shindig at the ranch owned by Benni’s father results in a murder and later a follow up. Benni’s former brother in law is in the frame … Continue reading →

I have read back through the two sets of Journal Entries and the website that was placed in one JE about foot binding, as I could really “visualize” the process from the description in the book, and for me that … Continue reading →

There was something of a charm about this book,and as I predicted when the book arrived,it was devoured quickly,and ring jumped two books, shh, don’t tell anyone! Essentially set in Northern Ireland and covers the lives,loves and tribulations of some … Continue reading →

The latest in the Elm Creek Series. Several of the Elm Creek Quilters are moving on, Gwen’s daughter Sommer who has been working before heading back to university and Gwen’s friend Judy who moves out of town with her family. … Continue reading →

Synopsis Anne Marie Roche is a young widow who manages Blossom Street Books, two doors down from A Good Yarn – the Blossom Street store featured in Wednesdays at Four. Separated from her husband at the time of his death, … Continue reading →

SynopsisRaffaella Moretti, by far the most beautiful girl in the southern Italian town of Triento, is about to marry the only boy she has ever loved. It seems that nothing but happiness lies in store for Raffaella. Yet, just one … Continue reading →

Alas devoured in almost one sitting. Gabe & Bernie are jogging in a local park when Bernie gives up running and starts to rescue a duck who is caught up in some rubbish. As she bends forward to help the … Continue reading →

A fascinating account of the how the author deals with her challenge of a book a week for a year. The book is full of personal stories and snippets and books titles and authors. I read the book over about … Continue reading →

I really was looking forward to reading this book, I loved the concept of the storyline, as I enjoy these types of historical novels. Sadly the writing style spoilt the book for me and I gave up reading it.