Beyond the Politics of Contempt
Beyond the Politics of Contempt by Doug Teschner, Beth Malow, and Becky Robinson focuses on how in our politically polarized world, we can still build positive relationships. What I Liked About Beyond the Politics of Contempt I didn’t know what to expect when I started this book. My fear was that the authors would shove one political ideology down my throat while demonizing the other side. That was not the case. Yes, the authors expressed their personal political views, but those views showed...
Meant for Me by Betsy St. Amant
Meant for Me by Betsy St. Amant is the delightful conclusion to The Magnolia Bay series. I truly enjoyed this marriage of convenience story from start to finish. What I Liked About Meant for Me by Betsy St. Amant I love grumpy heroes, and Lincoln “Linc” Fontenot is the grumpiest grump. Of course, he has a soft side, which makes appearances from time to time, but he works so hard to be cantankerous, and that’s part of the fun of this book. He’s the thunderstorm, and Zoey Lakewood is the...
Meet Me at Sunset Cove
Meet Me at Sunset Cove by Sarah May Warren is a super fun novel where readers can visit Jonathon Island once again. And yes, it’s Sarah, not Susan. Sarah is Susan’s daughter. What I Liked About Meet Me at Sunset Cove I think I could relate too much to Daisy Decker. Not in her carpentry skills, of which I have none, but in finding herself on the wrong end of a corporate decision. It’s crushing when you’re dismissed as if you’re just another expendable commodity. And even worse when the person...

