Title Surfing with Traci

 I have been intending to read this book for quite a while.   My mother has been recommending it for quite some time.   This piece of non-fi...

 I selected this book as my choice for Book becoming a movie in 2020.  It is definitely not a book I would normally have selected.  The inte...

 I had never read any works by Maya Angelou previous to this autobiography she wrote in 1969.  I was absolutely engaged in how well she wrot...

  This book is the first in a series by Amanda Flower.  I had not previously read any of her magical bookshop series and wasn't sure if ...

 This book by Christina Dalcher is a thought provoking book to say the least.  I found it unsettling at times to read particularly given all...

 This thriller is not for the female faint of heart.  The author does a wonderful job of building up to the climactic tragedy in the story. ...

  This installment of the Private series is set in Rio in 2016 just as the Summer Games are about to kick off.  There is a different co auth...

 This novel is one of the New Orleans scrapbooking series by Laura Childs.  I had previously missed reading this installment in the series. ...

 So,  I have to admit this book kept me up way to late into the night to finish reading it.   I just had to know how it ended.  It was very ...

I decided to take the time to read one of my Kindle Unlimited books that had been sitting in my TBR list for a long while.   This is the fir...

This is a novella by Bookshots that fits into James Patterson's Private Series.   This one is set in South Africa, in Johannesburg, and ...

This work is an anthology of short stories by JD Robb, Mary Blayney, Elaine Fox, Mary Kay McComas, and Ruth Ryan Langan.  These stories were...

This cozy mystery by C. A. Larmer is the first in a series.  It is set in Sydney, Australia and has some Aussie phrases in the story which t...

I read this book by G. Willow Wilson for the August Book award prompt for GirlXOXO and because it addressed the prompt to read a graphic nov...

I finished reading Penny Marshall's memoir, My Mother was Nuts.   The book is full of hilarious stories and some very poignant moments...

I selected this memoir by Roz Chast to fit the graphic novel memoir prompt for the challenge.  I ended up finding this book very relatable. ...

This novel by Julia Phillips was a totally unexpected hidden gem that I read with my book club for this month's read.  I admit I wasn...

This book reminded me of the famous Agatha Christie, And Then There were None and oddly enough Jessica Fletcher draws that parallel during ...

This thriller by Lisa Jewell was fully engaging, sometimes downright creepy.   She uses 3 different narrators which adds to the complexity a...

I generally do not read fantasy novels but this one may be responsible for changing my mind about them.  I can honestly say I thoroughly enj...