
Anna, Countess of the Covenant
Book
Lady Anna Mackenzie, daughter of Lord Seaforth, was born in 1621. Famed for her beauty, she married...

Yoga, Power, and Spirit: Patanjali the Shaman
Book
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali is the classic Hindu text on the spiritual practice of yoga. Written...

Come Out Fighting Ghenghis Smith by Roy Harper
Album
Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith is English folk / rock singer-songwriter and guitarist Roy Harper's...

Songs & More Songs By Tom Lehrer by Tom Lehrer
Album
Tom Lehrer recorded rather sporadically starting in the 1950s then abruptly retired in the mid-'60s...

Merissa (12669 KP) rated Blood Slave (The Nightlife) in Books
May 30, 2023
Dealing with childhood prostitution, adult prostitution, rape, kidnap, torture, and drugs; this is not for the faint-hearted. It is gripping and enthralling though, also being well-written and with no editing or grammatical errors that I found.
If you want to have a dark read, that is painful and hopeful, then I can definitely recommend this.
* I received this book from the author in return for a fair and honest review. *
Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Mar 19, 2016

Destiny (8 KP) rated Some Lucky Woman in Books
Jan 5, 2018
How it’s written: It’s told in first person by Jana. She tells the tale of losing her husband, becoming a book reviewer and a book writer, and finding what makes her truly happy in life. It’s light, fun, and to the point with 360 pages and a very easy nature to it that makes it hard to put the book down.
What I like about the book: I loved that not everything happened for her in a month. There are credible time lapses between events instead of a whirlwind of change all at once. I really liked that she doesn’t wallow in self-pity for long. Jana moves on from her ex and looks for things that bring her joy. She does things for herself and doesn’t care about what others think…except Adrian.
Final Thoughts: This book was amazing! Truly entertaining read from beginning to end. Jana’s story from getting a divorce to finding herself is empowering and intriguing.
Honestly I probably should have posted this book as my first book review. I already had the idea of posting book reviews but this book was a huge catalyst for me. It helped me realize that I just needed to start. It didn’t have to be perfect and I didn’t have to have it all figured out. I just needed to get things started and I could change things up later if I wanted to.
So if you’re in a part of your life where you feel like you need a change, you want to try something new, you need to do something for yourself, I would suggest reading this book.

Four Mums in a Boat: Friends Who Rowed 3000 Miles, Broke a World Record and Learnt a Lot About Life Along the Way
Janette Benaddi, Helen Butters, Niki Doeg and Frances Davies
Book
A Sunday Times Bestseller The incredible true story of four ordinary working mums from Yorkshire who...

If You Find This Letter: My Journey to Find Purpose Through Hundreds of Letters to Strangers
Book
A heart-warming memoir from Hannah Brencher-founder of The World Needs More Love Letters-who has...

Gilbert: The Last Years of W. G. Grace
Book
There are few more instantly recognisable figures, from any era, from any walk of life, than W.G....