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Saturday, May 20, 2017
"The French Chef in America" by Alex Prud'homme
About Me
- Becky
- Lover of Nebraska, books, Jesus, tea, the Chicago Cubs, Turkish TV, & a great cup of coffee. Constantly in search of the perfect gluten free brownie.
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After enjoying the first two books in Judy Corry's Ridgewater High series, I was excited to find the third available on Kindle Unli... -
Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for the new historical fiction novel A Dress of Violet Taffeta ! This gorgeous novel releases July 5 fro... -
So ... I'm a little embarrassed to even post this now. It's March 1. I have never been so late with my "best of" list ...
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Friday Night Lights: 1.1 "Pilot" - *Series Summary (from IMDb): *The trials and tribulations of small town Texas football players, their friends, family, and coaching staff. (I love how su...
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I love Regency-set (and slightly later) movies, television series, and books that take place in villages and focus on a variety of characters. Lawana Blackwell's Gresham Chronicles, the Cranford miniseries, and the TV show Lark Rise to C...
I have long been a fan of Jody Hedlund's historical romances. My favorite of her novels has always been A Noble Groom (swoon!), but Forever Safe is giving it a run for its money!
Forever Safe is about heiress Victoria Cole, who is engag...
Something about Scientology has long fascinated me. Not in a "I have to learn more and get involved" kind of way, but more like a questioning of how on earth people can follow this "religion." A few years ago, I read Jefferson Hawkins' C...
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