In the fourth installment of Sweet with Heat: Seaside Summers, Addison Cole brings us Sunsets at Seaside. This is the story of Jessica Ayers, a cello player with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Jamie Reed, a billionaire developer of a world renowned internet search engine. These two are both sweet people who have been looking […]
Swept Into Love by Melissa Foster
How long should friends just stay friends before exploring a natural attraction to each other? In Swept Into Love, Melissa Foster tells the story of Sally and Gage, two friends who tried to ignore the attraction and fate threw them into a marriage they both wanted but didn’t know they did. Out of all Melissa […]
Hi-Chew Soft Chewy Candies
Hi-Chew is the chewy candy from Japan that has tons of flavors, lots of ways to buy it and made with real fruit juices, purees, gluten free, nut free and perfect for all members of the family. I hadn’t heard about Hi-Chew until recently but the fact is, they’ve been around for a very long […]
Hearts at Seaside by Addison Cole with Tote Giveaway!
When sweet Jenna Ward finally has enough of being “just a friend” to Peter Lacroux, she decides to make her feelings known once in for all. In Hearts at Seaside, Addison Cole shows what can happen when friends realize they are much more than “just friends.” Jenna Ward, school teacher for nine months out of […]
Just Three Dates Book Review and Giveaway
It’s an old story, mamas trying to fix up their children. But when David Burnett tells the story of Karen and Mark, you’ll swear it’s the best you ever heard. Just Three Dates was a a great read and I look forward to more from him. Mark is a math professor at a college and […]
Let Go of Stress and Sleep Easily #Back2School17
No More Counting Sheep With Sleep Easily! It’s almost time for the children to go back to school which leaves most moms a little on the stressed side. Getting the kids up a little earlier, dealing with homework, and transporting them back and forth to school sports and extra curricular activities is draining on parents. […]