Author: BookwormMama14

Rachel is a stay at home mom who LOVES to read. She enjoys good (clean) books of all kinds. However, she has a soft spot for historical fiction. There is something magical that can only be found between the covers a book and her desire is to share that piece of magic with you. Rachel has been reviewing books since 2014 and is the sole owner/operator of Bookworm Mama. And she simply adores being immersed in the bookish world. Her husband and 2 beautiful children are her life and joy. Among the 500 things she does a day, she still finds the time to read. Rachel was selected as a Judge for the INSPY Awards 2017 as well as The Christy Awards 2017. Rachel currently works for Pepper D. Basham as her Virtual Assistant.

First Line Friday – Things We Didn’t Say

January 1, 2021December 20, 2020 BookwormMama148 Comments

Happy New Year!!! I am so excited to kick off the new year with you all today! One of the books I got for Christmas this year is the new release of Amy Lynn Green, Things We Didn’t Say. I can’t wait to dive into it this winter. What book are you kicking the new year off with?

Things We Didn’t Say
by Amy Lynn Green

GOODREADS | AMAZON

My First Line:

January 26, 1945
Dear Mr. Donohue,
If I were an expert in criminal law, I’d be sick to death of outraged clients claiming to be falsely accused, and especially of weepy female clients wringing their hands and saying things like, “How could it have come to this?”

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First Line Friday – The Bridge to Belle Island

December 4, 2020December 3, 2020 BookwormMama145 Comments

Happy Friday! Is it winter where you live yet? We’ve ha decent snowfall of and on since the end of October here and this week has been COLD!!! I’m so excited to dive into my Winter TBR. I’m hoping to finally read a few books that slipped through the cracks. What are you reading?

The Bridge to Belle Island
by Julie Klassen