so-soDare I say that parts of this memoir were a little…boring? I was expecting something a little different from a final ‘lecture‘, but I‘ll read just about anything from someone who is dying, because I think there‘s a unique perspective and story for each individual experience. (Therefore, I don‘t regret reading it). I‘ve known two other people with this diagnosis and each life was very different. In reading this, I honor their memory.
pickSecond Chance Serenity by Jessica Ashley was a lot of fun to read. Again, I didn‘t want to put the book down and sped through it pretty quickly, despite the fact that I did, in fact, have to put it down often. :/ I‘m moving on to the next one in the series now…
#justkeepreading #suspenseromance #cleanread #readmorebooks #inspirational
I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
pickThe legacy of Mr. Murray McBride continues in the second book of this heartwarming trilogy. Two years after his wife died, he has lost the will to live—until he meets a 10 year old boy who will soon die unless he gets a new heart. Together, they try to fulfill 5 wishes, receiving a new meaning for their lives.
pickThe antagonist was so strange. But the hero and heroine were great. I loved the way they interacted with each other. The romance was sweet in the middle of something pretty twisted. This presented an interesting twist itself. If you like multi-cultural, inspirational suspense romance, then I recommend this book to you. #readmorebooks #suspense #inspirational #romance #multicultural #standalone
Have you read it? I can‘t wait to read book 2.
