Little behind getting this up!
Going, Going, Ganache by Jenn McKinlay
I actually read the entire series, but this is the last (for now!). I enjoyed it a lot! It kind of ended as a cliffhanger...so I'll be sure to read Sugar and Iced
when it comes out next year!
My One Square Inch of Alaska by Sharon Short
Bittersweet. I'm still not totally sure how I feel about it. It's the story of a teenage girl in the 1950's, her alcoholic father, her dreams of leaving her small town, and her little brother whom she has raised...and who gets sick. Very sick. Worth reading.
A Place of Confinement by Anna Dean
The last in a mystery series set in Regency England. I love the heroine, Miss Dido Kent, who, at the ripe old age of 36, is consider a spinster. (Shaking my head.) Anyway, she is a bright, inquisitive and very intelligent woman who has a knack for unraveling mysteries. A GREAT series.
A Place of Confinement by Anna Dean
The last in a mystery series set in Regency England. I love the heroine, Miss Dido Kent, who, at the ripe old age of 36, is consider a spinster. (Shaking my head.) Anyway, she is a bright, inquisitive and very intelligent woman who has a knack for unraveling mysteries. A GREAT series.