I seriously love when a romance writer captures and authentic seeming man. Depressed, bereaved, and also full of romantic fulfillment, I have emerged from the rabbit hole also known as Penny Reid’s “Winston Brothers” series. Speaking of family reunions, I recently just climbed out of a reading rabbit hole. It’s irrational, it’s nutty, it’s like a family reunion. I mourned the ending of Harry Potter so much that I reread the entire series multiple times a year. It’s positively ridiculous to mourn the ending of a series but I feel like we’ve all experienced that once or twice. The other thing is that if I finish a series, I feel suddenly and irrationally bereft. Next thing I know, I have read 15 books and lost a month. I start with the first book or maybe even a book in the middle. The most dangerous of these are those that have multiple stories all connected together with a common place, a family or a town. Penny Reid and her series of books may or not be culpable here. It’s a good/bad habit of mine to fall deeply into the story and emerge only when the story has been tied up in a nice tidy bow. I have fallen down a deep reading rabbit hole. My normal schedule of two post a week has fallen swiftly by the wayside.
Penny Reid’s Winston Brothers Series! Image created via Canva by you may have noticed that there have been fewer posts on the blog over all.
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