Her Hands, My Hands
Her Hands, My Hands
Aztec Lady
This is my personal blog; the vast majority of my posts are book reviews, and of those, a good two-thirds are genre romance novels, the rest mostly mysteries, with a few non-fiction books sprinkled in. I also occasionally review movies or tv series.
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As the world continues to go to hell, I keep reaching for comfort reads that are also generally undemanding. (It doesn’t help that I’m struggling to write my TBR Challenge review for this month.) Beware: drinking and getting drunk; a bit...
I will confess for the record, that I slept on Rachel Reid’s Game Changers genre romance series when it was first published; it wasn’t until the trailer for the “Heated Rivalry” show (below) was released on YouTube that I became...
My introduction to the author, and I blame Caz’s review of the prequel novella for my adding yet another author with a large backlist to my TBR cordillera of doom.. Beware: violent homophobia as part of worldbuilding; some violence and...
Things have been so bad/weird, reading-wise, I had forgotten entirely that I had been offered this ARC at some point this year. Beware: suicide; narcissist ex; once again equating evil with mental illness; swearing; sex on page; white...
I don’t remember when I first became aware of this book, though author’s name recognition definitely played a part, and I love the cover and the premise. Beware: sexist discrimination appropriate to the period; early dementia...
Trying to keep the reading momentum going, by returning to a favorite series. Beware: while there’s less emphasis in drinking-to-get drunk, there’s still a lot of drinking; phonetic spelling to indicate class, background and education;...
I have not often talked publicly about my health, and when I do, I generally don’t give many details. This is partly because I prize my privacy, and partly because there’s a lot of stigma when people talk about the things that hurt them...
A day late, and still trying to complete SuperWendy’s TBR Challenge; the theme for this month is, “Friend Squad”, and this book’s blurb mentions a “close-knit building”, which I stretched to mean close friends (it’s not; her neighbors...
In all fairness, this is a good cover; my only complaint is that the guys on it look at least a decade younger than the ones I see in my head when I read the book. Also? This is the kind of ‘second chance’ that I like in my genre...