Sunday Post #588 Whatcha Watching?










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The kids went back to school on Thursday. Both were excited to begin the new school year. Poor Hazel is beside herself and wants to know where the kids are. Thankfully, she gets to see them after school. I watched the new season of Lincoln Lawyer, The Witcher, and Sweet Magnolias. We are almost done season 5 of Endeavour on Prime and plan to start Good Omens season 2. Stay Caffeinated.



Last Week on the Blog




Secrets In The Dark By Heather Graham (book review)



Magic Tides & Magic Claims By Ilona Andrews (audio review)



Lovelight Farms By B.K. Borison (guest post/review)



Secrets Of Shooting Star Lake By Susanna Strom (book review)



A Red-Rose Chain By Seanan McGuire (audio review)




This Week on the Blog




Twelve Year Blogoversary (event)



The Drowning Woman By Robyn Harding (audio review)



Resonance Surge By Nalini Singh (guest post/book review)



Only Good Enemies By Jennifer Estep (audio review)



The Murderer’s Son By Joy Ellis (audio review)




New Arrivals at the Caffeinated Cafe







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Gray Court by Hailey Edwards



Assistant to the Villain by Hannah Nicole Maehrer



Burning Justice by Tee O’Fallon




A special thanks to Tantor Audio



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The next #readathon is July 21st and is a Reverse one. Mark your calendars!




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