Reader Friday – Leaving Oxford

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Last week before I left for Montgomery Bell State Park, I had the opportunity to read Janet W. Ferguson’s novel, Leaving Oxford. I’d been anxious to read it since our time together in Jackson, Mississippi when four of us brainstormed our next books. What a treat it was! Set near my old stomping grounds of Oxford, Mississippi and much of it set …

Reader Friday – Forgiving Natalie

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[tweet_dis_img inject=”Leave a comment to be entered in a drawing for a book from my personal library! #bookgiveaway”][/tweet_dis_img] Well, I didn’t get to go to Natchez this week because Alberto threatened to leave thunderstorms in his wake up the western side of Mississippi. Of course, it didn’t actually happen, but by the time it didn’t, I’d already moved my trip to …

Reader Friday – Blind Betrayal

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It has been a beautiful week here in North Mississippi. I drove down to Oxford (William Faulkner’s hometown) on Wednesday with my cousin…may do a book signing there. Anyway, on to the book I read this week, Blind Betrayal. Here’s the back cover copy: [tweet_dis_img inject=”I stayed up ’til 2 to finish Blind Betrayal. Check out my review. #bookgiveaway”][/tweet_dis_img] Deputy U.S. Marshal …

Reader Friday – Avoiding the Mistletoe

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This week I’ve been reading novellas, and I’ve picked Avoiding the Mistletoe by Anne Greene to tell you about this week. And I know it’s a Christmas story, but would you believe I’ve had it on my TBR table for a while and I’m just getting to it? Besides, I can read a Christmas story any time! Here’s the back …

Reader Friday – Conspiracy of Silence

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[tweet_dis_img inject=”Can Cole “Tox” Russell redeem his reputation and bring his men back together?”][/tweet_dis_img] This week I’m reviewing a book by Ronie Kendig that I read over a year ago, mostly because I still think about the characters and the story, and any book that stays with me that long deserves a review! Here’s the back cover copy: Four years after …