Hey lovely readers- today, Jolina Petersheim is back today at Traveling With T talking about her newest book, THE MIDWIFE. You might remember Jolina last year from THE OUTCAST– a book that Traveling With T really enjoyed. In the coming weeks, look for a review of THE MIDWIFE- which early praise indicates might even be better than THE OUTCAST! Continue reading
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Q&A with Wendy Wax, author of The House on Mermaid Point
Photo Credit: Provided by Publicist- July 1, 2014
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of having an amazing giveaway of Wendy Wax’s latest, THE HOUSE ON MERMAID POINT (out July 1, 2014!) Today- the good times just keep on happening as Traveling With T has an Q&A with the amazing Wendy Wax- an author who entertains women and writes great books! Continue reading
Bloggers LOVE Belles… Sassy Belles!
Last summer, when Beth Albright’s debut, THE SASSY BELLES, made Deep South Magazine’s Summer Reading List- I had a good feeling about Beth. As bookish fate would happen, I was not the only one who felt this way- I found 2 other bloggers who adore Beth and her Sassy Belles just as much! Over the past few months, as we each have read the trilogy and the follow up novella- tweets and emails have been flying back and forth over the interwebs about how much we like this character, or how this character has changed so much, or how sweet some of the scenes in the books are! Continue reading
Seeing Karen White, author of A Long Time Gone, at TurnRow Books
Yesterday, I went to one of the local indies near me to see the ever so charming Karen White read from her newest book, A Long Time Gone. Having had the pleasure of seeing Karen at Lemuria Books 2 years ago, I knew I was in for a treat- but when her cousins came in to TurnRow, all bubbling over with excitement at seeing Karen- that made me smile even more. Family is so important- and you could tell that Karen and her family dearly love one another! Continue reading
Reckless Disregard by Robert Rotstein
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This book was sent to Traveling With T in exchange for a fair review.
Reckless Disregard
Parker Stern is a lawyer with a problem. Not a money problem. Not a gambling problem. But, it’s a problem. He has stage fright (I know- a lawyer with stage fright!) So, Parker is content to work behind the scenes- to get cases settled, to mediate amongst clients. No big courtroom cases for him, thank you very much. Continue reading
Bloggers Made of AWESOME: Lisa @ Southern Girl Reads
Lisa @ Southern Girl Reads is a member of She Reads and that was how I became acquainted with her. As I began checking out her blog, I found that I really enjoyed her writing style and that we had similar tastes in books. I think Lisa is pretty fab- and I’m pretty sure ya’ll will agree!
The Never Never Sisters by L. Alison Heller
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An e-galley was sent to Traveling With T in exchange for a fair review.
The Never Never Sisters
Paige Reinhardt is a marriage counselor- a woman who sees the bad sides of a marriage in her office on a regular basis. She reads the signs, the ticks, the tells that her patients are giving off and helps them, hopefully, put aside the problems in their marriage and find a solution.
One day, Paige comes home early. It’s summer and people are not as interested in working on their marriage as they are hanging out on vacations. Paige’s husband, Dave is home and he is crying. All, Paige can get out of him is that he has been suspended from work for a bit- and that he is sure things will blow over, Continue reading
Book Spotlight: The Curvy Girls Club by Michele Gorman
Today is the day that THE CURVY GIRLS CLUB by Michele Gorman releases in the US and Canada! You might remember Michele from a feature Traveling With T posted a few weeks ago ( THE EXPAT DIARIES: SINGLE IN THE CITY). Well, now she is back with a new book- and Traveling With T has the details!
The Glass Kitchen by Linda Francis Lee
Photo Credit: St. Martin’s Press- June 17, 2014
This book was sent to Traveling With T in exchange for a fair review.
The Glass Kitchen
Portia Cuthcart would have lived in Texas forever- Texas was her home, her birthright- the place she felt comfortable. The other place she felt comfortable was the kitchen- Portia had a gift (some called it a curse)- but it was “the knowing” and Portia just knew things about food- she didn’t always know why she was compelled to make certain dishes- but she would be. Cooking at The Glass Kitchen with her grandmother was one of life’s joys. Continue reading
That Night by Chevy Stevens
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This book was sent to Traveling With T in exchange for a fair review.
That Night
For the town, the story began and ended the night that Toni killed Nicole. But for Toni, who claims she did not kill her sister, the story begins much earlier.
