Author Interview & Giveaway: Girl on the Run by Abigail Johnson You know we couldn’t let Abigail Johnson, a favorite around these parts, release a book without checking in! Our review for Girl on the Run will be up soon (read it – a thriller is the perfect pick for […]
Book Rewind Audiobook Review: Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte The gorgeous paperback for Four Dead Queens is out 2/11 and we are here to say why you should pick it up! I originally read this book on audio and now the paperback with a brand new cover is almost […]
Blog Tour & Excerpt: The Kill Club by Wendy Heard The Kill Club by Wendy Heard is releasing this Tuesday, the 17th, and we are thrilled to be a part of the Harlequin Trade Publishing Blog Tour for this mystery/thriller! If you missed it, we explored the characters of The […]
Movie Musings, Event Recap, & Giveaway: Let It Snow Let It Snow connects three holiday stories in a distinct way, transitioning from one story to another set in the same town. In the movie, this transition is that much more smooth as they are woven together. This is one of […]
Author Interview & Review: Embrace Your Weird by Felicia Day Filled with exercises designed to help readers explore what makes them interesting (WEIRD), the idea for Embrace Your Weird came in response to Felicia’s readers sharing how her memoir, You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost), helped them break through […]
What’s a better Saturday than a book event around an adorable dog? Momo, the star of the Find Momo series, came to visit Hicklebee’s so of course I had to go! I don’t think I’ve seen so many adults, kids, and dogs fit inside one store! Come for the dog […]
Review: (don’t) Call Me Crazy edt. by Kelly Jensen This year, Kelly and I are hitting the backlist hard. We have so many unread books in our libraries so we committed to Beat the Backlist. (don’t) Call Me Crazy has been on my list since late summer and it was time […]
Books on Our Radar: (Don’t) Call Me Crazy Edited by Kelly Jensen September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and this week in specific is the week we call attention to de-stigmatizing mental health. One in 5 Americans experiences a mental health concern and 20% of youth are living with […]