Archives for September 2020
Lily Foster – Blackbird Series Reading Order + Fun Facts about the series & a giveaway!
The author (Lily Foster) is this week’s Friday Finds newsletter sponsor and she’s introducing her series with Fun Facts, and an ebook giveaway of the first book to FIVE LUCKY COMMENTERS here!
Reader Recommendations – Our favorite books featuring a pregnancy resulting from a fake relationship…
Kiana wants book recommendations for this particular trope!! And what’s fun is I remember SO many years ago (a decade ago), when one of my best friends was hooked on romance books with pregnancies. Whenever I see new “ooops-pregnancy” book releases, I always think of Samantha. 😉
Kiana:
Hi Maryse!
I have been a big fan of your book blog and getting recommendations.
Would you recommend any books which has a fake relationship or marriage with a pregnancy?
I’m in the mood for some books with romance pregnancy 🙂
Reader Question… Solved! The book about the mother-in-law that makes the new wife think the dead wife is haunting her…
Shaleen needs our book help! Ohhhhh this sounds like the mother-in-law from hell! LOL!! Wow… that poor new wife. And now I TOO, am so curious about this one!!
She asks:
Hi, I am a huge fan of your blog. I make sure to check it before good reads lol.
I am looking for a book, it’s about an older man who marries a younger girl, his mother does not like her because she liked his first wife.
From what I remember the first wife was having an affair that he knew about and she died in a lake, the H thought it was his fault and kept this from his new wife.
Book Review – The New Science of Perfect Skin: Understanding Skin Care Myths and Miracles For Radiant Skin at Any Age by Daniel Yarosh Phd
A NEW BOOK REVIEW!! This one’s a little different ’cause it’s not fiction, but it is something I’m obsessed with (skin care!!). This is a book that I’ve been essentially “following” for over a decade now. And while I’m sure there are great more recent skin care books, this one worked for me, and continues to, so I thought I’d review it. 😉