Author of multicultural fiction. Book lover. Cat person. Napper.
Happy Women's Fiction Day, book peeps! Women’s Fiction Day was established by WFWA in 2019. It is a day to celebrate the authors, stories, readers, bookstores, and fans of the women’s fiction genre. I hope you discover some great new reads today and take the time to give a shout out to your favourite women's... Continue Reading →
Hi there, Bookworms! I hope you're keeping safe and hanging in there! It was a strange Victoria Day long weekend here in Ottawa. Normally, the first long weekend of the summer after a long Canadian winter means family BBQs, a trip to Tulip Fest, and fireworks...not this year. BUT the border finally opened between Quebec... Continue Reading →
Happy Friday, bookworms! Today I'm so pleased to share with you a writerly chat I had with my dear friend and author, Jen Gilroy. We first met through the Women's Fiction Writers Association and have since discovered that we have a great deal in common. I won't give too much away! Hop on over... Continue Reading →
I'm so excited to have fellow #2020debuts and writer friend Sara Bond on the blog today! We've bonded over our love of MLS soccer, Firefly, and our former ties to academia. Sara's debut Gravity's Heir hits the shelves on FEB 6th and I can't wait for people to read it. I was fortunate to get... Continue Reading →
Happy Friday, bookworms! I'm so pleased to have fellow #2020debuts author, Eliza Nellums, on the blog today chatting about the recently released, All That's Bright and Gone. How I loved this book and the compelling voice of Aoife, the child narrator. For more about my impressions, check out my Goodreads review here: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3084741670. Thanks so... Continue Reading →
I'm over the moon to have the wonderful and witty Anna Kaling, debut author of the highly buzzed about contemporary romance "Not OK, Cupid"--WHICH RELEASES ON FEBRUARY 4th, woohoo!--on the blog today! I've had the pleasure of getting to know Anna through our #2020debuts group and even had the privilege of reading an advance (check... Continue Reading →
