How was your holiday? Or are you still celebrating? How's it going? I hope you're enjoying the holiday season and getting lots of rest, laughter and the warmth that comes from friends and family who care about you. I'm writing this before Christmas, but I'll update you on my holiday in January as we'll be very busy from now until then.
On with the challenges!
Welcome back for another round of book reviews! I'm happy to be able to share another book from one of my favorite new authors. The other book wasn't as fascinating to me, but maybe you will find it more to your liking than I did. Check them out!
Another week down and we're that much closer to Christmas. I can't believe how fast the days speed by. I guess I have too much to do. LOL
On with the challenge posts! #AuthorsChallenge2019Plus Days 13 - 19
Here are the prompts:
#1WordPromptChallenge Days 13 - 19
Here are the prompts:
May the Holiday Season Be Happy and Bright for You and Your Loved Ones!
Whatever holiday you celebrate, whether it be Solstice, Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Boxing Day, or just the coming of the new year, I wish you every happiness now and in the year to come! My family celebrates Christmas, so Merry Christmas!
I've got a couple of historical romance book reviews for you this week. I hope you'll see something you like. As the holidays draw near, my commentary may grow shorter. I still have plenty to do to keep me busy -- busy enough to wonder if I'll have much time for revisions and writing at all. :/
December's well under way and so are my writing challenges. I'm so looking forward to spending time with family during Christmas. After living in Texas three years and being so far away from some of our family, that's one of the things we consider a real treat since moving back home. What are you looking forward to during your holiday season?
Keeping up with writing challenges isn't easy. I guess if it was, it wouldn't be called a challenge. XD But I did my best this week. Here's what I've got.
I mostly read romance novels this year and I can honestly say that's because the 100 book goal was driving me on. But now, it's ingrained and I'm having trouble switching back to fantasy. Most of the books I'll share with you this month will be romance novels and these are no exception.
I'm back to tackling writing challenges this month. I tried once again to choose those which would allow me to tackle the work I already wanted to do while inspiring me to keep pressing on. Here's what I'm working through this month, along with my responses for the first five days.
I'll start with my apology. I wanted to host at least one more indie author interview for you this month but due to unforeseen circumstances, it's not going to happen until later. It's coming but I've had to postpone it until next year. I hope to have it ready for February which will be perfect for the author's genre. I hope you'll enjoy the book reviews I have to share with you this month and will find something you find intriguing. On the flip side, maybe you'll find something in my reviews that'll make you pause before buying. Whatever the case, I hope you'll get something good out of the book reviews I'm sharing with you this month.
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Melody Kittles writes fantasy fiction under the name Robin McElveen. She loves God, her family, the arts, a warm cup of coffee or tea, visiting friends, and collecting coffee & Pusheen items.
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