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Out Of The Embers by Amanda Cabot – Book Review Do you need a break from the dystopian nightmare of COVID-19? Does a sojourn to the Wild, Wild West sound rather appealing right now? If so, why not journey back in time to the Texas Hill Country in the 1850s, the setting of best-selling novelist […]
Welcome to the Book Nook At Create With Joy! Welcome to the Book Nook at Create With Joy – a place where book lovers from around the world gather to share their collective love of books, reading, and all things literary! We are a family-friendly community of bibliophiles from all backgrounds who enjoy sharing what’s […]
Welcome to the Book Nook At Create With Joy! Welcome to the Book Nook at Create With Joy – a place where book lovers from around the world gather to share their collective love of books, reading, and all things literary! We are a family-friendly community of bibliophiles from all backgrounds who enjoy sharing what’s […]
Wooing Cadie McCaffrey by Bethany Turner Since summer is the season to lose yourself in a light read, what could be more fun than curling up with a good romantic comedy? Wooing Cadie McCaffrey by Bethany Turner fits the bill – in part because it will resonate with those of us who have ever thought […]
Sit Stay Love – Book Review There’s an old adage that says that we should never judge a book by its cover, but let’s be honest: sometimes, we just can’t help ourselves. Have you ever decided to read a book simply because you feel in love with the cover? That’s what happened when I saw […]
Every Bride Needs A Groom – Book Review If you are in the mood for a light-hearted, contemporary bridal story filled with plenty of humor and Southern charm, then Every Bride Needs A Groom by Janice Thompson will be right up your alley! Every Bride Needs A Groom tells the story of Katie Fisher – a […]
Undetected – Book Review Writing romantic suspense novels can be quite a challenging task, since readers who are drawn to these types of stories invariably prize one element over the other. Authors must masterfully weave both elements into the storyline in just the right ratio or risk disappointing their audience. Case in point: I was […]