Book Review: Stieg Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy
. . .this story is not primarily about spies and secret government agencies; it’s about violence against women, and the men who enable it. – Stieg Larsson, The Girl Who […]
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Book Review: Body of Evidence by Stella Cameron
A confident man is glad when a woman is his equal. – Stella Cameron Body of Evidence by Stella Cameron has been gathering dust on my TBR (to be read) […]
Book Review: How I Planned Your Wedding
Susan Wiggs and Elizabeth Wiggs Maas at Third Place Books Buy. This. Book. How I Planned Your Wedding: The All-True Story of a Mother and Daughter Surviving the Happiest Day […]
Marrying Daisy Bellamy by Susan Wiggs
Marrying Daisy Bellamy is the latest installment in Susan Wiggs’ popular Lakeshore Chronicles series. It was released last week along with the book Ms. Wiggs wrote with her daughter Elizabeth Wiggs […]
Sela Ann Ward: Founder of Hope Village
Sela Ward is the quintessential Southern belle. She and her husband Howard Sherman founded Hope Village in her home town of Meridian, Mississippi to give a real home to abused, abandoned, and neglected […]
Celebrating the Life of Elizabeth Edwards
You cannot change the wind, but you can adjust the sails. Elizabeth Anania Edwards is being laid to rest today beside her beloved son Wade. I don’t think she […]
Celebrating Survivors: What the Color Purple Can Learn from Pink; A Review of PROMISE ME by Nancy G. Brinker
Breast Cancer Awareness Month (1984) is only three years older than Domestic Violence Awareness Month 1987). So, why is pink the predominant color in October? Nancy G. Brinker. If you think […]
Celebrating Survivors: SAFE HAVEN by Nicholas Sparks Debuts at #1
Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks is about domestic violence and stalking. I was thrilled to see it debut at #1 on the best seller lists. What a great way to start […]
Michael Lisagor: ROMANCING THE BUDDHA
What is the secret to successfully crossing the bridge from domestic violence to thriving and finding joy? Tina Turner did it. Elizabeth Gilbert did it. They embraced the empowering teachings of Buddha […]
Stay-cation: SIZZLING SIXTEEN by Janet Evanovich
Janet Evanovich seems to have gotten a bit of her mo-jo back with Sizzling Sixteen. I’ve been a huge fan of Ms. Evanovich for a decade and stood in line […]
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