The drama ramps up in ‘The Wife’. When he husband is embroiled in political drama, Kristin has a choice. Will she stand by him, or leave him to accept his fate?

wholesome content for everyday women
The drama ramps up in ‘The Wife’. When he husband is embroiled in political drama, Kristin has a choice. Will she stand by him, or leave him to accept his fate?
I hinted at this in the newsletter a few weeks back, and I am excited to share the new arrival. He’s an adorable fluff bucket and I am head over heels.
Rosemary Barton is beautiful, wealthy and suddenly dead. Her death from cyanide-laced champagne sets off a chain of murders, money and tangled romances.
After a big year working on the house, we’re ready to spend more time renovating our atrocious garden. We’ve made some progress and learned a lot along the way.
As we’ve struggled with infertility, I’ve spent much of the past four years feeling disconnected. I hate thinking about the joy infertility has stolen from me.
I can’t pass up a P. G. Wodehouse, and I’ve certainly enjoyed ‘Right ho, Jeeves’ . The outlandish British humour just hits the spot for me.
Last weekend I spent a lot of time in the airport and Elephants can Remember was a welcome companion. I thoroughly enjoyed this one!
After her family falls on hard times, Agnes Grey seeks both employment and adventure as a governess at two different families.
This year, my husband gifted me a slightly obscure trilogy from Norway. So today we have a review of Kristin Lavransdatter: Book I The Wreath.
I love starting my year with an Agatha Christie. This year, I took a journey with Passenger to Frankfurt and it was such a random story from this author.