It's me, Charity

 I'm not sure how I stumbled upon Jennifer J. Williams, most likely from a recommendation on Kindle Unlimited. But I'm so glad I did! Her eternity springs series has been so much fun to read that I'm sad to say goodbye to this family of crazy siblings! Worth the Wait was indeed, worth the wait.  Leo and Ella ripped my heart out and then slowly put it back together again. This is one of the most real, and raw romance, REAL life, real people, real feelings books I've ever read. Leo's struggles after the war, Ella's struggles with him before and after and the feelings she faced with that. Combine being the caretaker of her sisters two children. This book was life like.  You really felt the characters emotions and pain, and of course, finally happily ever after happened for the last Santos Sibling.  I absolutely loved this book, and I'm thankful for the opportunity to read it for free in exchange for my always honest opinions!

Y'all already know what I'm going to say. LJ Evans wrote another masterclass of a romantic suspense novel and you need to run, not walk, and go read it! But here's the longer version of LJ Evans is incapable of writing a book I don't love.  One of LJ's many talents is making you feel like you are a part of the book and the characters and their family. I joked last time that Parker and Fallon really put me through it. (They did!) But that is a testament to LJ's writing skills. You feel like the characters are real, living people and therefore you are invested in them like they are your own family.  I feel like this new series of younger characters (ha I say younger and they are in their 20's. Tell me you're in your 40's without telling me) are my nieces and nephews so this Auntie has some thoughts and at times during reading this book I wanted to sit both Beckett and Maisey down and have a CHAT. At one point I said, out loud, Beckett, my dude, we need...

  Once again I was lucky enough to be on the ARC team for another book by LJ Evans. Since I have discovered LJ she has become one of my top 5 must read authors. LJ’s books are like Christmas Day. Or your birthday if you’re like me and obnoxiously celebrate both. :) You count down the days until it happens with great expectation and excitement and then it gets there and you almost don’t want it to be there because then it will be over and you have to wait another 364 days for the magic to come by again. Thankfully for all of us LJ writes more than one book a year so we are all #blessed in that aspect. I’m always super excited to get and read her books, but it’s a mixed feeling of not wanting to start reading it because then it will be over, and I can’t wait to read it and see what happens. Oh the struggle of being a book lover! I had some FEELINGS over Parker and Fallon. I felt like they were real people and at several points I wished they were real people so I could take t...

  Buckle Up Buttercup, because Sadie Hatley is finally getting her story!!!! And it did not disappoint at all! The only thing I didn't like about this book is that it ended. I could have kept reading for 1000 more pages.  L.J. Evans is a Masterclass in how to write Romantic Suspense (that's not so scary you can't sleep at night) with witty banter, heroines who kick butt (figuratively and literally). Her books are full of real people with real problems. And I think that's one of the things I appreciate the most about her writing. Yes, her books are an escape for me, but they also show that whatever you're going through in life, everyone else is also going through something.  In the case of Sadie and Rafe alot of those issues they contained to themselves and kept the hurt and pain inside of them, in order to be strong for others and what they thought they needed to be. But L.J. shows us that not only is it okay to let people in, but the beauty and redemption that come...

  Hey friends! I'm sorry for not posting TBR, ya girl has been sick for the past two weeks. But I'm finally coming back to life, so here is the recap for today! Also some of the pics aren't in order and I don't have it in me to fix them so, sorry. 😁

Happy Tuesday Friends! And welcome back to Leviticus! Today we are in Chapters 8-10 and things liven up a bit, so let's dive right in. We start off with the differences between Anointing, Consecrating and Ordination, all three of which are happening in the Tabernacle as they get ready for their first weekend service :) I thought it was neat to know that all this happened about one week after they finished building the Tabernacle. They wasted no time meeting with God!  After being enslaved in Egpyt and then in the wilderness, for I believe one year at this point, I bet they were beyond excited to have their own place to worship God. Can you imagine not being able to do that and finally you're able to again? It reminds me a bit of when the Covid-19 Pandemic began, and then kept going. Our church was closed for months which I wholeheartedly agreed with. We learned how to do church online. And then church opened back up, but thanks to me being immunocompromised I wasn't able to...