Books Reviewed by T @ Traveling With T

A Good Year for the Roses by Gil McNeil

A good Year for the Roses

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*This book was sent to Traveling With T in exchange for a fair and honest review.

A Good Year for the Roses

Molly Taylor’s life has not been fun lately. Recently divorced, raising 3 kids, and trying to find a new place to live is taking it’s toll on her. With her beloved Aunt Helena dying, and her mother calling her to worry her about not wearing a pantsuit to the funeral- Molly knows that while a funeral is not a fun experience- this one may be more trying due to her family. Continue reading →

The Fever by Megan Abbott

the fever

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*This e-galley was requested via Netgalley in exchange for a fair review.

The Fever

The day is just a regular day. A normal day. A school day. The day would be hard to remember, a person might be hard-pressed to tell you about any exciting news that day… Except for the fact that this day turns from normal to memorable in a matter of minutes.

When Lise, Deenie’s best friend, has a seizure in class- naturally people are concerned. But with the ways of social media- the teens start passing pictures and gossip back and forth in a matter of minutes about what is wrong with Lise- a girl who, until recently, had not garnered much attention- at least not to when she went to the pool in a bathing suit that the boys are still talking about. Continue reading →

The Sweet Spot by Stephanie Evanovich

the sweet spot by stephanie evanovich

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This e-galley was requested by Traveling With T in exchange for a fair review.

The Sweet Spot

Amanda- strong, confident, sexy and not opposed to hard work- does not need a man to take care of her or give her any advantages in life. She knows that if she wants something- she’s got to go out and get it on her own, thank you very much.

When Chase Walker, baseball player extraordinaire, walks into her restaurant one night- sure, she notices how attractive he is- but she knows that a guy like Chase is used to getting everything he wants. Continue reading →

It Comes In Waves by Erika Marks

It Comes in Waves by Erika Marks

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This book was sent to Traveling With T in exchange for a fair review.

It Comes In Waves

For Claire “Pepper” Patton, life has changed drastically since she was in her 20’s. When she was in her 20’s- she was in love with Foster, a fantastic surfer and thought life could get no better than living on Folly Beach- surfing as much as she could, drinking and loving with Foster, and hanging out with Jill and Shep. Continue reading →

Eyes on You by Kate White

eyes on you by kate white

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Traveling With T was given a copy of EYES ON YOU at BEA 2014.

Eyes on You

Robin Trainer is on top of the world. After losing her on-aire job 2 years ago, she has written a book that has everyone talking and  is co-host of a show that is getting rave reviews. Basically, Robin is feeling pretty good about life! Continue reading →

Suddenly Last Summer by Sarah Morgan

Suddenly Last Summer Sarah Morgan

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Suddenly Last Summer

Sean O’Neil- the sexy as all get out twin to Jackson O’Neil (who we met in Sleigh Bells in the Snow) is a surgeon. And darn proud of it. Life at the Snow Crystal Resort is not ever what he wanted- ever since he was a child, he dreamed of being a doctor saving lives. While he loves his family, the only really good memory in recent years at Snow Crystal Resort is the one hot and steamy night he spent with the chef, Elise. Continue reading →

Identity by Ingrid Thoft

identity

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Identity

It’s been a couple of months since Fina’s last big case- and if anyone deserves a break- it’s Fina. But a break is not in store. When Carl, Fina’s dad and boss, calls her to the firm- she goes. When she gets there, she finds herself in the middle of a case that she’d rather not be involved with- actually, she’d rather be doing anything else, but this case. Continue reading →

The Stories We Tell by Patti Callahan Henry

the stories we tell

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The Stories We Tell

Eve Morrison- from the outside, she has it all. Married into a old-money Georgia family, has a successful letterpress business- a business that fills her with creativity and purpose, a daughter and husband that she loves. Eve, if anyone asked, has THE life- the picture perfect life that people dream for. Continue reading →

The Never Never Sisters by L. Alison Heller

The Never Never Sisters by L. Alison Heller

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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 →

The Glass Kitchen by Linda Francis Lee

The Glass Kitchen by Linda Francis Lee

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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 →