A second author Q&A within a weekâthat's nearly unheard of here on my blog. Q&As are some of my favourite posts, though, so I'm quite happy about this timing. Today's Q&A, with The Cave author Amanda McKinney, is just as interesting as Sunday's post. We get to learn a bit about everything from where Amanda's... Continue Reading →
With it being mid-July, summer is probably about half over where I live. Needless to say, that was a disappointing realization. Luckily, there are summer-themed books like T.K. Rapp's Summer Bucket List to make up for it. If today's excerpt is any indication, this will be the perfect one to read on a hot, lazy... Continue Reading →
Anticipation is such an important part of a novel. It keeps us readers turning pages, our stomachs in knots, and every muscle tense as we wait to find out what happens next. And today's excerpt, from On a City Street, by Pat Wahler, is absolutely dripping with it. I could write more in this little... Continue Reading →
It's no secret that I love books. So a book about a fellow book-lover? Well, that's bound to be right up my alley. It helps, too, that Mary Ann Marlowe's Dating by the Book sounds like it has a captivating romance plot involving said book-lover. And if today's excerpt is any indication, that plot might... Continue Reading →
I think I might know what you're thinking: "Why is Miranda posting about a Christmas book in the middle of June?" It's because Remaking Christmas, by Derra Snow, just came out, and it's worth knowing about. I mean, all I've read so far is today's excerpt, and I'm already hooked. I couldn't stop smiling throughout... Continue Reading →
Miranda Burski 