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 them...
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...
By Gini Rainey Right now, considering all that is going on in our world, the KISS method would seem to be the best way to go...
By Gini Rainey An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen An instant #1 New York Times Best Seller in 2019, this second novel by...
By Gini Rainey I must apologize to anyone out there who might still be interested in reading my blog! I know I’ve been away a very...
By Gini Rainey I don’t know about the rest of the world, but 2019 proved to be very challenging for me as far as finding time...
From book signings to Meet & Greet’s, Tyler offers every Book Lover a lot of fun things to do. Check out these events: For more events,...
By Gini Rainey It’s that time of year again. You know, the time when we are all scratching our heads and pondering the age-old question “What...
By Gini Rainey Paradox By Catherine Coulter This is one gripping, page-turning novel that brings a small town police chief and the FBI together to try...
By Gini Rainey “Mischief and Mayhem: Part I of the Faerlands Chronicles” by S. D. Nicholson I think you know me by now to know that...
By Gini Rainey Good grief, that’s exactly what I deserve. I have been so over-whelmed with life in the past few months – okay, this year...
By Gini Rainey “Four Three Two One” by Courtney Stevens Ms. Stevens has gone and done it again by creating a book that is difficult to...
