By Gini Rainey “Under Her Skin” is a compilation of poetry written by women and is definitely not for the faint of heart. Featuring dark v
By Gini Rainey My first introduction to Traci Borum was over seven years ago! She had requested that I read and review her first book Painting the Moo
By Gini Rainey It’s almost that time of year again! You know what I’m talking about – Thanksgiving Day! For most of us, this day will be a lot m
By Gini Rainey Just when you thought I’d fallen off the face of the earth – BAM – here I am again! Today is an absolutely beautiful day in
By Gini Rainey So, when was the last time you picked up a great mystery novel and read through it in nearly one sitting? Well, that’s too long and
By Gini Rainey The Blue Cloak by Shannon McNear Set at the turn of the 18th century in Kentucky and Tennessee, The Blue Cloak is based on the true acc
Sentient Beings in The Kingdom of Bhutan by Laurie S. Chambers By Gini Rainey Chambers, who has spent over fifty years traveling the world seeking to
By Gini Rainey Imagine, if you will, a shack in the middle of the backwater marshes of the Atlantic Ocean in North Carolina. The setting is as raw a
“The Orphan’s Tale” by Pam Jenoff by Gini Rainey Note to Self: when times are different and strangely sad, as the Shelter In Place t
By Gini Rainey We are now into the ninth day of our Stay-At-Home Order and it doesn’t get any easier, folks. One thing I’ve determined though is t
By Gini Rainey Desperate times call for desperate measures, and I’m so glad I have nearly five hundred cookbooks in my arsenal, although most of the
By Gini Rainey One Hairy Knee – Amy Arndt The feeling I kept getting while reading Ms. Arndt’s book was “this could have been written by a moder
