Mailbox Monday was created by Marcia who now blogs at To Be Continued. It is the gathering place for readers to share the books that came into their house last week. Mailbox Monday now has a permanent home on its blog. Link up to share your MM.

It's been a long time since I posted an MM post. I miss doing the rounds and seeing what everyone has received and is currently reading. I'm going to have to play catch up this week while my kids start school. :-)

Heart Dancing: A Story Alchemy Adventure by Kathryn Eriksen
Infinite Joy Publishing
What if your heart stops dancing?

Brian, his wife Christine and their 14 year-old daughter, Savanna, are a typical American family. Their lives begin to unravel when a dark secret from their past threatens to destroy them. Divorce seems imminent unless they discover a miracle.

Mind Over Bullies: A Mob Forms by D.K. Smith
Khamicom Publishing

Hello, My Love! by E Journey
Sojourner Books
ISBN: 978-0996247412
Published Dec 1, 2013
Trade paperback, 330 pages

My Review:
Reviewed by Laura Fabiani

I'm not one to read many romance novels. I did plenty of that in my youth, but once in a while I like to delve into a good romance. Hello, My Love! is the first book in the Between Two Worlds series by E Journey.

This was a good romance story that drew me in from the very beginning. Elise is a smart law student who is aiming at a good career. She doesn't trust men in general and especially rich men who have a different woman draped on their arm every night. She is independent but has a close relationship with her family and her roommate. She is a strong character who is likable because she is forthright and sensible, but alas, she too falls for the alpha male.

Lola's Money by Rosanna Rae
Createspace
Published Feb 18, 2015
Trade paperback, 236 pages

Book Description:

Lola French is stunned when she wins millions on the Lottery, and she is sure all her dreams are about to come true. However, right from the start, before she even claims her winnings, things begin to change and she separates abruptly and acrimoniously from the man she has been living with.

No Poverty Between the Sheets: A Memoir by Pauline Kiely
ISBN: 9781927396001
Published: March 2012
Published by: A Passionate Pen
Trade Paperback, 268 pages

Book Description:

This book documents the strong ties that bind generations. When the author poses the question to her Irish granny, "If you were so poor why did you have ten children?" Says she: "To be sure, there was no poverty between the sheets!" This sassy sage of a large family that is half Irish and half French Canadian captures hilarious voices and comical antics of a vibrant family that is cloaked in love. A horse theme and song lyrics are neatly knitted throughout the layers of generations.