{Book Spotlight} First Comes Love by Emily Giffin #SRC2016

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From the first time I was introduced to Rachel and Darcy, I make a point to re-read them every so often (to me, Emily has her finger on the pulse of the female friendships in those books). Out of all the books by Emily I’ve read, my faves are Rachel and Darcy books- but that might be about to change because First Comes Love has that “something” that I’ve been craving lately (at least in the early pages 🙂 Continue reading →

#SRC2016: Don’t You Cry by Mary Kubica

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#BestSummerEver begins with a few things- nice weather, some vacation time, and a good book. Mary Kubica has you covered on the good book part- twisty, suspenseful, and just flat-out “I can’t put this book down till I know how it ends”- Don’t You Cry will entertain you and make you want to hand the book to your BFF and say “READ THIS.” Continue reading →

Literary Friday ya’ll….

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I’m rushing about today as it’s the beginning of Memorial Day weekend, I’m getting ready to have dinner with my sweet Miss A (love my niece) and my garden is calling my name. So is lunch 😉

 

1. Deep South Magazine recently revealed 34 Summer Reads! And mark your calendar for June 3rd- the first DSM Twitter Chat will be happening with Laura McNeill! Here is their #literaryfriday news! Continue reading →

Don’t You Cry by Mary Kubica

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Photo Credit: Mira May 17th, 2016

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

Don’t You Cry

Quinn Collins wakes up one morning after being out for too long one night. She’s not alone in her bed. And she’s disturbed about the sound of an alarm clock. After her friend leaves, she goes walking through the apartment to see why Esther is letting the alarm beep at a too early to get up hour.

It’s soon apparent that Quinn is the only person in the apartment. So, where is Esther?

Later that day, in a town an hour or so away- a boy named Alex is working at a diner. In walks this woman who he has never seen before- and his life changes. She’s beautiful- and he could watch her for hours. But, she’s content to sit there, drink her coffee and look outside the window. Continue reading →