Livin' La Vida Llama ~ A Lighthearted Look at Life Over 60
I feel great! Well, mostly great. Definitely, the best I've felt in a while. I mentioned in a previous post that a few medical things popped up that needed attention. Most of them would have made it easy to keep my blog updated. Except for this one little black, blue, and purple thing in the... Continue Reading →
One of the things those of us that are parents look forward to is when our children grow up and move out on their own. Going to college doesn’t count (in my book). Granted, there are many who are sad when their nest is empty. I get it. That wasn’t me. I looked on with... Continue Reading →
I like to start a new book slowly, one or two chapters at a time until I get halfway through and jump in feet first. Not this time. From the very beginning, Highland Spy caught my interest and did not let go. The only thing that kept me from reading every spare moment of the... Continue Reading →
My, that was a lot of energy packed into a novella! My curiosity was piqued by the description and the story truly delivered. Georgie and Adam are strong, independent characters that work perfectly together as the plot builds and intensifies. I even developed a soft spot for Georgie's late husband. You'll see what I mean when... Continue Reading →
What a warm and wonderful story this was! From the moment Hugh spotted Stasia, I was hooked and enchanted. I was so enthralled that I could not put it down! My cat even tried to get between me and my Kindle, but she finally settled for draping herself across my arm so I could keep... Continue Reading →
What a wonderful and well-crafted story this was! I thoroughly enjoyed Her Secret Rogue with its perfect blend of history, mystery, and (of course) Romance! Freddie and Anthony's story captured my attention quickly and my heart soon followed. The third in Ms. Wright's Rakes & Rebels series, this book stands alone perfectly. The main characters... Continue Reading →
Or how to look forward to a tooth extraction? I tend to think of my body as a chassis for my soul. Most of you that know me know that I used to be an energy worker. (Okay, technically, I still am.) I assisted in teaching Tai Chi, practiced Reiki and more for many years.... Continue Reading →
The Witching Hour is a hauntingly lovely novella. It didn't take long to draw me in, wondering and questioning, as I came to care about Sylvie and James. The more I read, the more I needed to know, and I could not put it down until I reached the end.
My head is clear this morning! There are days when I have energy but can’t put more than a few thoughts together at a time. Or days, when I have energy and my head, is clear, but my left eye is a bit fuzzy. You get the idea, I’m sure. So, today I am debating... Continue Reading →
When you've read as many books as I have in my years (we won't say how many years) it takes a deft hand at writing to be truly surprised. The depth of the characters, the intricate layers, and the compelling story drew me in and never let go. Once Upon a Storm is a book... Continue Reading →
One Crafty Llama 