BOOK REVIEW: Wicked Women by Chris Enss

BOOK REVIEW: Wicked Women by Chris Enss

Book Review of Chris Enss’s title: Wicked Women: Notorious, Mischievous, and Wayward Ladies from the Old West. This nonfiction, informative, entertaining book presents women of the Old West–their impact and influence on mining towns, settling the west, and men from prospectors to politicians.

Book Review: Trio of Old West Tales

Book Review: Trio of Old West Tales

This summer, I’ve listened to the Audible (audio) editions of three Old West nonfiction recounts of tales and legends in America’s history. My starred ratings illustrate how much I found them worthwhile, enjoyable, and informative. Love history? These three are worth checking out.

BOOK REVIEW: The San Francisco Earthquake of 1906

BOOK REVIEW: The San Francisco Earthquake of 1906

111 years ago today, April 18, 1906, an earthquake with a magnitude (estimated) of 7.8 destroyed much of San Francisco. Charles River Editors did a fine job covering this tremendous natural disaster in a brief, concise, instructive manner. See my five-star review.

Introducing: I LOVE YOU MORE by Josie Riviera

Introducing: I LOVE YOU MORE by Josie Riviera

Introducing USA Today Bestselling Author Josie Riviera and her Valentine’s Day-themed title, I Love You More. This sweet contemporary romance contains elements we love: family, second chances, and connections the characters didn’t know they had. I’m treating myself to this read for Valentines!