Posts By: Lola

Lola’s Kitchen: Teriyaki Mushrooms and Chicken Recipe

Lola’s Kitchen is a feature on Lola’s Reviews where I talk about all things related to food, cooking and baking. These posts can be recipe posts, tens list posts about food or recipes or more discussion type posts about food. I love cooking and spend some time in the kitchen almost every day, so I wanted to give it a place on my blog as well. The banner for this feature is designed by Michelle from Limabean Designs. I don’t like champions, but my boyfriend likes them, so sometimes I make this dish for him so he cane at some… Read more »

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Review: Inouye by J.C. Hay

Inouye (TriSystems: Rangers #1) by J.C. Hay My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: Old wounds can leave the deepest scars. Lance Corporal Ren Inouye has spent a decade forgetting his homeworld and the girl who cut out his school-age heart. With the help of his umbra wolf partner, he’s almost succeeded. When he’s ordered back home, the last thing he wants is for her to drop back into his life and tear open those scars he thought long-healed. Lucia has spent five years doing refugee work, trying to make up… Read more »

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Sunday Post #331

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share News. A post to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog. What happened this week? This was an okay week. I had some meh moments and a headache, but overall it was a decent week. We had some beautiful spring weather this week and I went outside for a short walk almost every day. I think going outside more often is helping with… Read more »

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Review: Face of the Wave by Jordan Ford

Face of the Wave (Ryder Bay #3) by Jordan Ford My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Contemporary Romance Age Category: Young Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: She was out cold. He was her lifeline. Will their unlikely connection survive the shocking truth? Skylar’s memory fractured when she fell from the pier. After waking from a coma, the high school troublemaker has no clue if someone pushed her or she jumped. Surrounded by confusion, she discovers the kind voice that protected her unconscious moments belongs to a boy who’s nowhere near her type… Jed watched over the elitist Skylar when nobody… Read more »

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Review: Uncommon Ground by Kelly Jensen

Uncommon Ground (Aliens in New York #1) by Kelly Jensen My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Science Fiction Romance Age Category: Adult Type of romance: MM Blurb: Dillon Lee’s grandfather was a conspiracy theorist. Every summer he’d take Dillon on a tour of New York City while entertaining him with tales of aliens. Fifteen years later, after a phone call from a lawyer, Dillon is carrying his grandfather’s ashes from landmark to landmark, paying a sort of tribute, and trying to figure out what to do with his unexpected legacy. When someone tries to steal the ashes, a guy Dillon has… Read more »

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Review: Veritas by Kelly St Clare

Veritas (Pirates of Felicity #5) by Kelly St. Clare My Rating: 4 stars Genre: Fantasy Age Category: Young Adult Type of romance: MF Blurb: When light is gone, I will understand. With four parts of the root of magic in our grasp, I should feel like the worst is behind us. Yet the journey to the fifth piece is fraught with dangerous magical creatures. And I can only give the lethal immortals half of my attention. Grubby is changing and I have no idea what to make of him. Now, another of my fathers has isolated himself for reasons unknown…. Read more »

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Sunday Post #330

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share News. A post to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog. What happened this week? This week had a bunch of ups and downs. At the start of the week I sank a bit deeper back into my funk, then later in the weeks things went a bit better again. I managed to go for a few walks this week, soaking up the… Read more »