Book Review: In Five Years by Rebecca Serle

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I’ll be honest, if I knew what happened in this book I wouldn’t have read it. I went through something similar just a few months before, and it hit way too close to home. When I realized what was happening, I was already invested in the plot and didn’t want to stop, because it was really good!

This is NOT a romance despite it being a nominee for Goodreads Favorite Romance in 2020. I don’t understand that at all.

But it IS a really good book. And it IS heartbreaking.

Dannie has her 5-year plan all laid out, and everything is going accordingly…until it isn’t.

And it just goes to show you how life is, there’s a lot that’s not in our control at all.

It’s just what you make it and how you react to the circumstances.

This book is well done, and a five-star read. It’s just a bit dark and it will break your heart.

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Book Review: A Reckless Heart by Jennifer Wilck

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Simon is a man who suffered a traumatic accident resulting in him isolating himself in his home for years.

Meg is running from her past, right into the extra house on Simon’s property that he rents out.

This contemporary romance has Beauty and the Beast vibes. Meg and Simon of course run into each other and start getting close…

I really enjoyed this book and looked forward to reading it every night before bed.

Great read!

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Book Review: Here & Hereafter by Tyler Henry

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I’m a fan of Tyler Henry and enjoyed reading Here and Hereafter and getting his insight into his experiences and the world beyond. There were lots of interesting stories in his book, but what stood out to me the most was his message to simply – be kind. Be kind to everyone whenever you can. Life is short, and everyone deserves to be treated kindly and with respect.

I really like the FAQ in the back of the book too! Does Tyler think haunted locations have spirits there? Well, I guess you’ll have to read it to find out! 🙂

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Children’s Book Review: Where Do Snowmen Go? by Vincent Spada and Illustrated by Gillya Fox

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This is a really sweet children’s book that I know I would have enjoyed reading to my kids when they were young. It would make a great read for a toddler or child just learning to read. With the magic of snow and Christmas mixed in, and the fun colorful artwork, it’s sure to be a story asked by a child to be read to them over and over again.

***I received a free copy of this book from the author. All thoughts and opinions are my own.***

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You can also order directly from the publisher:

WHERE DO SNOWMEN GO?
AmazingThingsPress (U.S.)
ISBN: 9798887260594
Paperback – Price: $9.99
Contact info: Julie Casey
jucasey@amazingthingspress.com

Review: Bonds of Flesh and Ice by Veronica Chastain

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I love this series!

First off, this is the second book in a series, and it cannot be read as a standalone. So make sure to read book 1 first!

Lily and Troy continue on their quest to save Lily’s grandmother. Lily is fighting her attraction to Troy, because he is a Kelpie fae, and the fae really can’t be trusted. Or can they?

Although it’s fantasy, it’s easy to read and you won’t struggle with world building or names because it’s so well done.

The book does end on a cliffhanger, and I can’t wait to read book 3!

*** I received a free copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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