#BookMail

This beauty arrived this week. Tiger Striped by Jennifer Ashley. I also bought the eCopy to complete my collection in both formats. I really enjoy this series.

Amazon - https://amzn.to/2IJFIdp

Empowering my kid to read!!

Our first Amazon Prime Book Box for Kids arrived today. I signed up for the every 3mos for ages 6-8 year olds. I got to pick out the two books that arrive, so in 3mo they will send me an email and I can take a look at what is coming and change my pick if I don't want or like one or both of the books coming. I'll let you all know how my boy likes the books. Right now he's exited for his Scholastic Books that came today too.

Prime Book Box for Kids - https://amzn.to/2IeJhEb

Empowering my kid to read!!

We order some books from the Scholastic Book Club to help support my son’s class and school. He really loves Ninjago and the Dog Man book he got for a Christmas gift, so we got him some more Books he’d enjoy!

Bought this beauty and it arrived today! Rome's Chance by Joanna Wylde. Now I'm only missing book one to complete the Reapers MC series.

Amazon - https://amzn.to/2r05aQR

Look what just came in the mail! I'm excited. I couldn't help myself after reading this teaser below that Herding Cats & Burning Soup shared on their FB page. It made me go out and pick up the book. Yes, I did look at my library first, but they didn't have it in any formate and so, since Amazon had/has it list for $5.98 in paperback well I couldn't hold back.

Amazon Paperback - http://amzn.to/2Gbtghp

Amazon Kindle $5.68 - http://amzn.to/2DD781b

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“Damn it, Ron Swanson.”
Alex exchanged confused glances with Gabe. Gabe shrugged. Becca hurried out of the kitchen and Alex followed her. She went straight toward Dad’s office, which caused Alex to pause.
Before she could get to the hallway that led to the office and the mudroom, an animal clopped forward.
Becca fisted her hands on her hips. “You know you’re not supposed to do this,” she scolded.
The animal was not a dog or a cat or any normal inside, domesticated pet. It was a goat. And it bleated at her as if in answer.
What the fuck?
Becca glanced over her shoulder at him. “Ron Swanson here figured out how to use the doggie door. When he’s feeling particularly mischievous, he tends to try and sneak in.”
“Why…” So many whys. “Why do you have a goat who sneaks in through a dog door?”
“Long story. Will you finish with the eggs while I get him back outside where he belongs?”
“Yeah. You grab the goat, and I’ll fix the eggs. This is totally normal.”
She laughed. Such a pretty sound. Oddly comforting. Strange to realize it was something he hadn’t had enough of in the past ten years—pretty women laughing.
“If you came here looking for normal, boy, you came to the wrong place,” she said, sounding mostly amused.
She lunged for the goat then, and Alex watched with morbid fascination. She got her arms around its neck, but it bleated and kicked and Becca swore.
“You’re feisty today, Ron. I really don’t like it when you’re feisty,” she muttered to the goat.
To. The. Goat.
The goat bucked again and Becca lost her grip as she dodged the kick. The goat took off toward the kitchen. Without thinking the action through, Alex made a move to block the hallway, but the goat was a tiny, little thing and darted right between his legs.
“The hell?”
“Goats are very smart,” Becca replied, hurrying past him. “We better get him before he eats everything.”
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Back in the kitchen, Gabe was standing in the corner by the stove looking wide-eyed and horrified. Alex could hardly blame him. The damn animal was now standing on top of the kitchen table.
“Why the fuck is there a goat on the kitchen table?” Gabe asked, all but pressing himself into the corner of the counter.
“You’re more afraid of a goat than a sniper?” Alex asked, grinning.
“Damn straight. I know what the hell to do with a sniper.”
“He’s mostly harmless, just desperate to be human,” Becca said, calmly studying the goat.
Alex didn’t know how to feel about this except baffled and entertained all at the same time. “With a name like Ron Swanson, I can’t say I blame him.”
“Do they bite?” Gabe demanded.
Becca laughed again, and Alex didn’t fail to notice Gabe had much of the same reaction he did—a startled look at Becca.