Danielle Grandinetti
Finding Home in Hard Times
Tag: Michelle Griep
Top Ten Tuesday | Books Set Outside the United States
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday!Today’s prompt is Places In Books I’d Love to Live, but because of my love of all things intercultural, I decided to do a slight twist on the topic by listing books set outside the United States. Most of these… Continue Reading “Top Ten Tuesday | Books Set Outside the United States”
Top Ten Tuesday | Books that Made Me Laugh
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday!This week’s Top Ten Tuesday is all about books that make us laugh. I’m not one to read much rom-com, for me, it takes snappy dialogue to make me chuckle – and I especially love when it’s sprinkled between plenty… Continue Reading “Top Ten Tuesday | Books that Made Me Laugh”
First Line Friday | The Thief of Blackfriars Lane
Welcome to First Line Friday! Today we’re looking at The Thief of Blackfriars Lane by Michelle Griep.
Book Review | The Thief of Blackfriars Lane
The Thief of Blackfriars Lane by Michelle Griep is a fun, lighthearted caper set in 1885 City of London. Jackson Forge is a green recruit, overzealous for his first day as a constable. Kit Turner is a female Robin Hood whose crew operates on… Continue Reading “Book Review | The Thief of Blackfriars Lane”
Top Ten Tuesday | Books I Hope Santa Brings
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! Today’s theme is the top ten books I hope Santa brings me for Christmas. Some I’ve read many times, but don’t yet own. Others I’m eager to read for the first time. All are back list books of favorite… Continue Reading “Top Ten Tuesday | Books I Hope Santa Brings”
Top Ten Tuesday | Books on my Winter To-Be-Read List
Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday! Today’s theme is top ten books on my to-be-read list. Some of my favorite authors have books coming out in early in 2021, so I can’t wait!
Book Review | The House at the End of the Moor
The year is 1862 and the place is Dartmoor Prison, Devon, England. A man wrongly imprisoned makes his escape in order to prove his innocence. His trek across the moor is a costly one and he would have died if not for a woman… Continue Reading “Book Review | The House at the End of the Moor”
