The Mid-Century Modern Garden
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In the second half of the twentieth century, outdoor living was born. Even modest homes were open...
Her Festive Doorstep Baby: Her Festive Doorstep Baby / the Holiday Gift
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Her Festive Doorstep Baby by Kate Hardy It should have been carol singers waking Amy Howes on...
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Accidental Knight
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Accidentally wed to a screaming hot stranger. I inherited a freaking husband. Grandpa's will was...
HEA Happily Ever After contemporary romance fiction adult
Murder at Cottonwood Creek
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Far from England and their beloved Morrington Hall, Viscount “Lyndy” Lyndhurst and his American...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2593 KP) rated My Nightmare is Yours in Books
May 28, 2026
While Connie has popped up in multiple books, it’s been a while since we saw Ned. It was nice to see him again. You can jump in here and follow this book without having all the backstory. The mystery was strong with plenty to keep me engaged on the way to the logical climax. And I enjoyed seeing the growth in Madison and her relationships again here. Those familiar with Doris Day’s movies, especially her second one, will spot an Easter egg or two. When you pick up this book, you’ll find it anything but a nightmare.
Dean (6927 KP) rated The Power of the Dog (2021) in Movies
Apr 1, 2022 (Updated Apr 1, 2022)
While set as a Western, shot in an awesome location in New Zealand, it's more of a character piece. No gun blazing here. It's the end of the Wild West era 1925 with Horses giving way to cars. A rancher and his brother are on a cattle drive. They meet a window and her young awkward son. Soon she marries the gentlemanly brother and moves to the ranch. Where they are tormented by Benendict Cumberbatch's character. At his awesome best in a more different role for him as a complex bully, mancho man exterior with a hidden depth to him.
Definitely an intellectual film with many layers and aspects to it. A lot of questions hinted at for the viewer to fill in the blanks. By the end it's a simple story told very intricately. Some great actors and beautiful photography, this will hold up well to repeat viewings.
It is very slow going to the payoff at the end and isn't the sort of film that will appeal to everyone. If you appreciate good acting and storytelling though check it out.
A Subtle Breeze (Southern Spirits #1)
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Ezekiel Matthers and Brendon Shanahan are about to find out that sometimes all it takes is a subtle...
MM Paranormal Romance

