A lifelong Ohio resident, I moved to Texas in 2012 and will soon move to Massachusetts! I've traveled across much of America and Europe, enjoying the world's grand vistas and delicious food, which is a passion of mine. I love to shop for it, grow it, prepare it and most of all, eat it! One of my greatest joys comes from entertaining friends and sharing a meal with them. I also enjoy all kinds of music, from classical to country, and everything in between. I savor reading in my free time and my favorites genres are psychological suspense stories and periodicals that keep me current on global events. Literacy is important to me and I frequently work with charities that focus on reading and the arts. A classic extrovert, I love people and as Maya Angelou once said, I try to “be a rainbow in someone else’s cloud.”
Heather Fink
Tami Hoag’s ‘Cold Cold Heart’ Is A Tribute To The Human Spirit [REVIEW]
With Cold Cold Heart, Tami Hoag delivers a novel that captures your attention and seeps into your soul.
Tess Gerritsen’s ‘Die Again’ Is A Satisfying Page Turner
Whether you are a longtime reader of Tess Gerritsen or are new to her work, Die Again is an enjoyable, fast-paced mystery which spans continents.
Debbie Macomber’s ‘Mr. Miracle’ Is Enchanting [REVIEW]
Debbie Macomber has written a heartwarming novel of hope, courage and second chances.
Would You Be Able To Survive “When Paris Went Dark?”
Would I have been able to survive Paris during the occupation? I honestly don't know the answer to that question.
The Cinderella Murder Reveals Who Has The Missing Shoe [REVIEW]
I have not read a book by Mary Higgins Clark in quite some time. So I really didn't know what to expect when reading The Cinderella Murder. However, I did enjoy Clark's latest for its methodical plotting.
Kilmeade and Yaeger Reveal George Washington’s Secret Six [REVIEW]
Most people are probably familiar with the various battles and cities that were instrumental in procuring the victory for the Patriots. However, do you know about the counterintelligence that occurred behind the scenes? I didn't.
Maya Angelou Shares ‘Rainbow In The Cloud’ With The World
Throughout her life and career, Maya Angelou gave the world sage advise and keen observations in matters that concern the human family.
Mark Greaney Keeps Tom Clancy Alive In ‘Full Force And Effect’
Mark Greaney's latest novel, Tom Clancy Full Force and Effect is non-stop action from the first to the last page.
Ian McEwan’s ‘The Children Act’ Is Thought Provoking [REVIEW]
Sometimes a traumatic event can stifle the lines of communication between spouses.
Do You Have The Eyes To See Beauty?
People from all over the world believe that a picture is worth a thousand words. It can tell a story, evoke an emotion and bring people together.