Love Lettering, by Kate Clayborn, Is My Top Romance Book Pick of 2020 So Far Especially with the world on fire, I find myself drawn to charming, funny, character-driven, romances that are low on serious angst and medium to high
Helen Hoang’s The Kiss Quotient Is By Far the Best Romance I’ve Read All Year. Are you looking for the kind of steamy romance that sucks you in and makes you want to put your entire life on hold until
Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man Is a Charming Rom-Com with a Dash of Brazilian Spice! Light, entertaining, and laugh-out-loud funny is the definition of a good rom-com, and Mia Sosa’s The Worst Best Man fits the genre to a
If I Wasn’t a Romance Author, I’d Give The Bromance Book Club Five Stars I haven’t been reading much lately due to quarantine brain, but I did make it through The Bromance Book Club. If you’re looking for a light,
Roni Loren’s “The One You Can’t Forget” features the best meet cute ever! After reading, “The One You Can’t Forget” (Book 2 in The Ones Who Got Away series), I’ve added Roni Loren to my list of favorite romance authors.
Sarina Bowen Delivers Another Fun, Flirty, Steamy Hockey Romance I can’t say I’ve read every book by Sarina Bowen (Because, have you seen the size of her backlist? When does this woman sleep, or eat?), but every one I have
A Father for Her Child by Laurel Greer is a Swoony Ski Romance with a Dash of Steam While I don’t read much Harlequin, I find a good mountain town ski romance pretty irresistible (go figure). And I always enjoy
Some Assistance Required by C.L. Ogilvie is Well Worth Your Time and Money If you’re looking for a fun, fast, and quirky read, look no further! Some Assistance Required is a fresh cross between Piers Anthony’s classic punny fantasy Xanth
Make You Mine by Tia Louise is the Best Romance I’ve Read So Far this Year I’ve read seven romances since January. Or at least tried to (see my recent blog posts on Quality vs Quantity and Why I DNF
Priest: A Love Story by Sierra Simone is Fresh, Fascinating, and Sexy as Hell! When my critique partner, author Laurel Greer, recommends a book I don’t ask questions—I buy, download, and strap in for the ride. As always, she was
Milton Friedman’s idea of shareholder capitalism has allowed corporations to justify horribly damaging the health of people and the environment in a quest for ever-increasing profits for shareholders and it needs to be yeeted into the sun along with trickle down economics.
Fifty years ago this month, Milton Friedman published his famous essay in the New York Times Magazine arguing that: “The social responsibility of business is to increase its profits.”
Two @bopinion columnists lay out their arguments for and against shareholder capitalism
Cornel West needed only 39 seconds to persuade Tucker Carlson to explicitly embrace democratic socialism. https://twitter.com/berniebromanny/status/1306788092347650050
Tucker Carlson finally met Jesus, turns out it was Cornel West the entire time.
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Love Lettering, by Kate Clayborn, Is My Top Romance Book Pick of 2020 So Far Especially with the world on fire, I find myself drawn to charming, funny, character-driven, romances that are low on serious angst and medium to high
