Jencey's Corner

Thank you to Atria books for a copy of Lake Season by Hannah McKinnon in exchange for an honest review.   I have read many novels, but none like this.   So when a story really grips me and compels me to finish then I know that I can’t want to share it with you!   The Lake Season makes a great beach read this summer! Synopsis: Nothing seems to be going right for Iris Standish.   She can’t get her family on the right track once her husband Paul tells her that he wants to separate.   Then an embarrassing episode takes place at her daughter’s soccer game.   What could be the solution?   How about a break to visit her family in the lake country in New Hampshire.   While she received a card from her sister asking to come up this summer, is there more to the story?   Will Leah truly tell her what has been going on as she prepares for her wedding? Or will Iris find it out from a different source?   My Thoughts:   I loved this novel!   I highly recommend this it for a gre

Last year I had the opportunity to meet Stephanie Evanovich at Decatur Book Festival.   I chose to share her novel Big Girl Panties with all of you.   For those of you who don’t know Stephanie is the niece of Janet Evanovich.   What would her story telling be like?   Is she as good writer as her aunt? Synopsis:   Logan is a personal trainer to many professional athletes and other clients.   He is flying back from Montreal after working with one of his clients.   When he sits in his seat he meets Holly Brennan who is more than an average person in size.   He offers to help her out with some training.   Would Holly take him up on his offer?   Yes and the relationship become more than either thought it would be.   Will it hold up after Holly sees the true Logan?   The true Logan only prefers slim blonds and not much else.   How could Holly ever be what he is truly after? My Thoughts: Stephanie Evanovich is a new author to me.   I had a hard time getting into this nov

  The Balance Project attempts to answer the question posed by men and women the world over—is it possible to give equally of yourself to all facets of your life? Thank you to Susie Orman Schnall and SparkPress for sharing a copy of the novel in exchange for an honest review. Synopsis: Lucy Cooper is so much more than an assistant to Katherine Whitney, chief operating officer of Green Goddess & Company. When we meet Lucy, she is waiting in the green room of the Today Show as Katherine is being interviewed by Matt Lauer about her book “The Balance Project.’ Its premise being that it is entirely possible to be a successful executive, a fully engaged spouse, an involved parent and happy. This premise motivates Lucy along with countless other women who have read the book to strive for that elusive balance. Lucy’s plan was to use working with Katherine as a springboard to her own career as a marketing and content web designer. However, being Katherine’s assistant, helping