I can barely believe it's already time for me to post my writing update for the third quarter of the year! If you'd like to read my first and second writing updates, click here and here! The stories which I have a single asterisk beside them are those which are referenced in my first post, … Continue reading 2025 Third Quarter Writing Update
It's hard to believe half of 2025 is already past. Yet here we are, the first week in July, which means it's time for my second quarterly writing update! If you'd like to read my first quarterly writing update, you can check that out here. The stories which I have asterisks beside are those which … Continue reading 2025 Second Quarter Writing Update
Today’s post will be a little different from my usual writing or book related posts to briefly discuss a facet of the medieval times, one of my favorite time periods.
Hey everyone! So last month, I had an issue with the poll for some reason, where people weren't able to vote. I tried to fix it, but it just wasn't working, so I guess you'll see whatever book I decide to do for that month when I write the review. Anyway, I'm going to try … Continue reading What Adult Fiction Should I Read and Review for October?
Hey everyone! I'm back with my review for my October read, the Ramparts of Heaven by Gilbert Morris! This is the sequel to the book I read last month, so if you're curious about that, you can check out that post here! Taken from Goodreads The Synopsis (Taken from Goodreads) Two families—the Wakefields of nobility … Continue reading October Read: Ramparts of Heaven
Hey everyone! I'm back with my book review of the book I read for September, Fields of Glory by Gilbert Morris. Next month, I will be reading and reviewing it's sequel, so keep an eye out for that! taken from Goodreads The Synopsis (Taken from Goodreads) Two families--the Wakefields of nobility and the lower-class Morgans--are … Continue reading September Read: Fields of Glory
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