Review: Rocky Mountain Cowboy Christmas

Rocky Mountain Cowboy Christmas by Katie Ruggle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Where did he live before Monroe?

Nosy old lady risked a lot of first responders to find a woman who was just working. Although, at least we know they all are ready for an actual missing person.

Aw. That was embarrassing for her, but probably very helpful for him as a single dad.

I love his daughters already, especially Zoe.

Wow, she has zero social graces. Nice.

That's a great idea, and a cute gimmick.

Wyatt is a lucky boy. I want that flying luge once Zoe creates it.

Ryan is becoming creepy, not suave.

Get a hobby, Mrs. Lin. Pronto.

Ugh, I hate both mice and cats.

If Ryan is the firebug...

Soup from a can is gross.

Only Mrs. Lin can insult her while doing something nice.

Will has more game than both adults.

Someone put a sculpture in her room while she was sleeping, and she doesn't think to tell someone in authority?

Naughty Steve, you brought a flask to school?

Loving with bacon.

I hope Justin is now fat and balding.

Son of a cracker. Maya drank that hot chocolate, and she was also in the barn!

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Mamma Mia 2!

I was watching the Mamma Mia! sequel today, and during the "Waterloo" scene, which we've all seen in the commercials and featurettes that the studio has been promoting, there was a hidden gem. And not just a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, either. A good ten seconds of a woman in a wheelchair.

And what was she doing, you ask? Was she there as a background extra, there to prove that the studio is "inclusive"? Nope. She sang along, and even had a solo dance moment! DANCING. Finally, someone figured out that people in wheelchairs can be active members of the cinematic community. Don'ton't even mention that kid on Glee, who wasn't even in a wheelchair. That was clearly a ploy to make people watch the show.

This woman clearly was enjoying her moment in the spotlight. Good for her.

Review: The Christmas Wishing Tree: An Eternity Springs Novel

The Christmas Wishing Tree: An Eternity Springs Novel by Emily March
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The store clearly needs better employees.

All that fuss over an errant snowball?

Her son is adorable.

Okay, this is starting to get really disturbing.

Wait, is Devin adopted or something?

What the hell! If there really was a traumatized child in her house, the police just injured him!

Celeste is ten kinds of spooky.

Mother. Fluffer.

Poor boy.

Way to freak her out, Devin! She came out of the hospital to a security briefing.

Haha, that's how everyone sang "Happy Birthday" when I was growing up!

Get it, Cam! Heyyy!

A kid, terrorizing a kid.

I'm with Cam. Why not be surprised, anyway.

Hahaha. What did you do that for, Boone?

Well, at least it saved everyone making a separate trip...?

I want to know who won the pool.

Awww.

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