Today’s Giveaway: Heart Conditions by Phoebe Fox (plus a tote bag!) Continue reading
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Literary Friday, ya’ll…..
Friday. Mexican food tonight. Seeing my childhood BFF. Good day.
1. Deep South Magazine and their #LiteraryFriday: A tease about an upcoming Joshilyn Jackson read-along and much more!
2. Giveaways at Traveling With T: Missing Pieces by Heather Gudenkauf and I’ll See You In Paris by Michelle Gable. Continue reading
The Ex by Alafair Burke
Photo Credit: Harper Collins 1/26/16
This book was sent to Traveling With T for review consideration.
The Ex
Oliva Randall. Criminal defense lawyer that you want by your side if you’ve been accused of a crime. She’s tough. Strong. Determined. And wins. A lot.
When Olivia gets a phone call from a teenage girl saying her daddy needs Olivia’s help- it takes Olivia back 20 years. Back to the days when she was engaged. Because the daddy in question is Jack Harris. Author. Widower. And also known as Olivia’s ex. Continue reading
{Cover Reveal} A Perfumer’s Secret by Adria J. Cimino
It’s the first cover reveal of 2016 at Traveling With T! Prepare to feast your eyes on this gorgeous cover from Adria Cimino!
Look for A PERFUMER’S SECRET on May 15, 2016 (in the meantime- why don’t you visit Goodreads and add it to your Goodreads “Want To Read” list?)
Let’s go and take a good look at this cover! Continue reading
{Futuristic Friday Giveaway} I’ll See You In Paris by Michelle Gable
Today’s Futuristic Friday Giveaway: I’ll See You In Paris by Michelle Gable Continue reading
The Things We Keep by Sally Hepworth
Photo Credit: St. Martin’s Press 1/19/16
This book was sent to Traveling With T for review consideration.
The Things We Keep
Anna is 38 years old. Too young to face the idea of Alzheimer’s. And yet- that is exactly what is happening. As this wretched disease begins to take it’s toll on her mind and memories, the idea of Rosalind House is not the best- but the best of the worst case scenario plans.
At Rosalind House, Anna meets Luke. Around Anna’s age- he also has Alzheimer’s.
While Anna and Luke have trouble remembering things- they form a connection and fall in love. They may not “know” each other. They may not have the happily ever after life that both of them deserve. But for reasons that only love and maybe fate can understand- they found each other and bring each other happiness- and as their memories fade- the allure of happiness is like a sweet melody. Continue reading
{Futuristic Friday Giveaway} Missing Pieces by Heather Gudenkauf
Today’s Futuristic Friday Giveaway: Missing Pieces by Heather Gudenkauf. Continue reading
Book Talk With R & T: It’s a Wrap, folks!
It’s been a successful week of Book Talk with R & T. We took social media by storm, debated the merits of the different covers of The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend, reviewed the book and had an interview with Katarina Bivald.
And there is still plenty of time to enter the #giveaway!
In case you missed any of our posts- here is a recap:
Review of The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend:
Which Cover Do You Prefer?
Interview With Katarina Bivald
T @ Traveling With T- Interview with Katarina Bivald
Let’s Talk Pen Pals:
Giveaway:
#win THE READERS OF BROKEN WHEEL RECOMMEND.
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Rhiannon and I are beginning the task of looking for a new Book Talk With R & T selection- so don’t worry- we’ll be back 🙂
Happy Reading,
T @ Traveling With T
Literary Friday, ya’ll….
Friday- hello! (welcoming you with open arms)
1. Deep South Magazine and their #literaryfriday: Literary festivals, books to movies and more!
2. Book Talk With R & T is almost over- check out our tweets 🙂 And enter the #giveaway! Continue reading
Book Talk With R & T: My Pen Pal
Well, Book Talk With R & T is drawing to a close- sigh. I hope you’ve enjoyed the week and all the posts 🙂 Rhiannon and I have been working hard to keep you all entertained 🙂
Check out Rhiannon’s talk about pen pals and don’t forget to enter the #giveaway!
My Pen Pal:
Growing up in a small town, I went to a school where I knew everyone- my class had 13 kids in it (I’ll let that sink in.) I would see movies of kids who go to camp and meet friends there and exchange letters- and that appealed to me- writing a letter to someone who was a friend- but not part of your every day life. Alas, the camp angle did not appeal to me (the bugs are not my friends) but still- the idea had merit. Continue reading
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