Jencey's Corner

Faith won the copy of Ladies' Night by Mary Kay Andrews.  She has 48 hours to claim your prize.  Thank you everyone for participating. 

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by your daily routine?  Does motherhood sometimes feel like the hardest job, yet most rewarding job you ever had?  If you answered yes to either of these questions, then Tales From The Laundry Pile by Kathleen Kole is a book with which you can relate and relax. Synopsis: Claire Jaimeson, her husband, and their twin boys have recently moved back to Boxwood Hills.    After four years of living in the city, Claire and her husband have decided that the slower lifestyle of a small town is preferable for raising their boys than the fast pace of the city.   However, the move back to Boxwood Hills is not without its complications.   Moving and setting up house is stressful enough when you are single, but when you are married and have twin four year old boys to look after the "to do" list is never done. Additionally, there is the tightrope of dealing with their in-laws who both live within walking distance of Claire and Jake's new home.    

We have a winner for the 100 Follower Giveaway.  She is Kathleen Kelly  you have 48 hours to claim your prize.   We didn't  quit meet our goal, but I wanted to thank everyone for your support.  Don't forget the Ladies Night giveaway is still going on. 

Today we are welcoming Sarah Pinneo at Writer's Corner.  I am excited to share her debut of   Julia's Child .   S ynopsis: What would you do if you suddenly decided to start your own business?  How would you provide for product development and the staffing to start your business?  Julia Bailey runs a business Julia’s Child which makes food for toddlers and others.    She has been working with her business associate Marta who helped her develop the business from the ground up.    Julia’s goal is to make her product reach Whole Foods grocery store shelves. Will she be successful?    In addition to starting her own business she has two children Jasper, Wylie, and Nanny Bonnie who can rarely be counted on.    How she can make this work? My Thoughts: I had fun with this novel.  Sarah Pinneo’s debut was very enjoyable.  I love reading about cooking so she immediately had me hooked.    I felt very involved in the story.  I wanted to help Julia reach her goa