#BookBlurb: #WalkerBride by Bernadette Marie

Book Blurb for Walker Bride: Always the bridal consultant, never the bride. That was former bad girl gone business professional, Pearl Walker’s life until she put her hands on Tyson Morgan while measuring him for a tux. Tyson was happy being a miserable man, taking care of his family’s land, and not involved with a

#BetaReaders for #LoveandDrugs

Camp NanoWriMo is coming to a close, and I am very close to finishing my book. I know it is a bit crazy to think I can write a little less then 10,000 words in three days(especially with me taking time to write this) but I only have a chapter and a half left. So

#Musical Monday Review: Mulan

Overview: Ancient China is under attack and Mulan’s already battle worn father is drafted into the army again. Foregoing her duty to marry a man of great honor, she cuts her hair, dons her father’s armor and with the help of her ancestral guardian, she joins the army. Under the name Ping, she trains to

Discipline or Abuse?

A little while ago a TV show aired a miniseries about a man slapping a child. (Little clear up, I watched the Australian version.) Each episode gives a different point of view from those that were around at the time of the incident. The first episode sets the scene, it is Hector’s 40th birthday and

#BookReview: To The Gallows by G.S. Luckett 4/5 Stars

Overview: Cole Winters is an African-American U.S. Marshal being hunted for killing the men who killed his wife and son. Joseph Two Guns is a Native-American being hunted for robbing a bank and killing a big-shot’s son. These two men grew up as brothers, and Cole had married Joseph’s sister. Now they are running for