I realized I could turn my easel around now that I don’t need the side table.

The end result, a ball of string turned into a lovely sensuous piece of cloth.

A levity and jolly feeling come over the crowd. Smiles and nods come easily. It’s impossible to resist a nibble at a restaurant or to find the perfect unique gift for your special loved ones.

The main character has an eating disorder. I found the way the author handled the topic brave and unique.

Does anyone else do the SAVERS? Do you change it up? Can you see it make a difference in your life?

Do you ever get in the mood to create something, but you are impatient about it?

After reading this, I will never skip the bread basket when going to Columbia.

I also joined the Spacecoast Authors of Romance. This has been an incredible group of successful and kind writers. I feel extremely grateful for having found them.

It's amazing that a book from the 1950s could be so relevant for 2020.