Books Reviewed by T @ Traveling With T

Crazy Love You by Lisa Unger

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Crazy Love You

Ian, when he was growing up, did not have a good life. He was overweight, he used food for comfort. He didn’t fit in with his classmates. He was bullied.

One day, he meets Priss. She doesn’t go to his school- but she lives near his house. They meet and play and have fun. Priss becomes his protector. And Ian needs protecting. His life has not been easy- and Priss has been a friend to him- when no one else would. Continue reading →

The Secrets of Midwives by Sally Hepworth

 

 

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This book was sent to Traveling With T for review consideration.

The Secrets of Midwives

Neva, a young midwife who works at a birthing center. Neva gets to experience the magic of bringing a baby into the world- but also being close enough to doctors- on the off chance there is a problem. For Neva, this is the way she chooses to be a midwife.

However, Neva comes from 2 previous generations of midwives. Floss, her grandmother, became a midwife in England, then moved to the United States- with a baby. Grace is more hippie like- with her crunchy, Earthy ways. Neva learned from the 2 previous generations.  Continue reading →

One Mad Night by Julia London

 

 

One Mad Night by Julia London

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One Mad Night

Chelsea is driven, determined, and ready for bigger and better success in her future. The advertising company that Chelsea works at has promised her the account- actually told her “it was hers to lose” and then came up with the idea to have a competition between her and a new (but highly sought after employee) Ian Rafferty.

Chelsea is pretty confident she has this in the bag. Her approach is smart and right on- but she does a feel a nervous tingle about Ian’s chances at landing this account. He’s a man, he’s landed some plum accounts that she has desired, and the advertising world is a man’s world.

Because of the undercurrent of competition between Ian and Chelsea, Chelsea has never really taken much time to think about Ian- besides what she knows from seeing him: he likes women (a lot) and he’s nice looking. She knows from going up against him for previous pitches that he’s smart and has good ideas. But, Chelsea wants this- and feels after 6 years- it’s time to move up the ladder. Continue reading →

Maybe This Christmas by Sarah Morgan

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Maybe This Christmas

Brenna Daniels is not like most girls. Brenna is fierce on the slopes, lives a minimalist lifestyle, and would rather be in ski clothes that fancy ones any day. Where she is like most other women is in regard to Tyler O’Neil- former skiing champion and major hunkalicious bad body- is that she’s in love with him. For Tyler- he’s always regarded Brenna as a friend, a close confidant, and someone that loves and understands skiing like he does. Continue reading →

The Job by Janet Evanovich (Fox and O’Hare #3)

The Job

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The Job

Nick Fox and Kate O’Hare are an unlikely pair- he’s a criminal, she’s a FBI agent. He breaks the rules. She enforces them. But, that is what makes them so good together. No one would ever suspect that they work together! Continue reading →

The Silent Sister by Diane Chamberlain

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The Silent Sister

Riley’s life is crummy right now. Her dad has recently passed away, her mother died a few years ago, and her brother is alive- but so badly scarred from his battles with life- he is unable to help Riley with their father’s estate. Riley feels alone. Lost. And wonders how she is going to handle everything. Poor Riley- life is about to get way more confusing. Continue reading →

Cover Your Eyes by Mary Burton (+ Giveaway)

Cover Your Eyes by Mary Burton

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Cover Your Eyes

It’s a nice night in Nashville. Dixie, a beautiful blonde and vivacious country singer is on a high- she’s feeling very good about her chances at getting a record contract. All is good until she meets her fate in the worst way possible. Attacked by a vicious person, bludgeoned near her car- Dixie’s star potential will not happen.

Why did someone viciously attack Dixie? And does this have anything to do with Annie? Continue reading →

Vintage by Susan Gloss

Vintage by Susan Gloss

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Vintage

Violet, the owner of Hourglass Vintage, knows the history behind the pieces in her store. The vintage pieces all have a story to tell- and Violet is only too happy to listen. Violet, though, has a past that she is not sure how to move on from. She’s moved away- and yet, still feels tied to her past. Continue reading →

Truth Be Told by Hank Phillippi Ryan

Truth Be Told

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Truth Be Told

It’s a day in the life of Jane Ryland. Siting outside of a family home, looking for details for a story on foreclosed homes. What should just be a run of the mill ordinary day- a day where Jane gets a few photos, some video, and another sad story to add to her overall piece of foreclosed homes suddenly gets a lot more interesting. What made it more interesting? Continue reading →

Getting Even by Sarah Rayner

Getting Even

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Getting Even

Orianna and Ivy- best friends and work partners. They are a creative team at Green- putting together ads, coming up with copy, and just wowing folks with their creative efforts. For both gals, life is pretty good at work- and they are reaping the rewards of their partnership.

Orianna is the sweet and naive part of the duo, while Ivy is the brass, take no crap one. But like chocolate and wine- they complement each other.

And then………….. Continue reading →