Word Confusion: Substantial versus Substantive
While both substantial and substantive have an importance, only substantial has any heft to it while substantive is much more meaningful in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
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Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Someone to Hold
Newly illegitimate, former Lady Camille Westcott has taken on Anna’s old position as a teacher at the orphanage where she meets the contemptible art teacher…and Anna’s best friend.
Word Confusion: Pistil versus Pistol
Depending upon your story, you may prefer a pistil to a pistol in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Someone to Love
Humphrey Westcott, Earl of Riverdale, has died, leaving behind a fortune that will forever alter the lives of everyone in his family—including the daughter no one knew he had…
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Only Beloved
With the happiness of his fellow Survivors all around him, George Crabbe, Duke of Stanbrook, realizes he too wants that joy, and with that thought, the memory of a woman he briefly met arises.
Word Confusion: Leak versus Leek
Be careful with that bowl of leek soup that you don’t trip and cause the bowl to spill over with a leak in this Word Confusion.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Only a Kiss
Bored with his life, Earl Hardford finally decides to flit off to his estate in Cornwall, only to find his life tumbling to pieces when he discovers Imogen Hayes and a smuggling ring.
Word Confusion: Gantlet versus Gauntlet
I’m throwing down the gauntlet and suggesting your run this particular gantlet in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Julie Ann Walker’s Volume One
It’s been ten years since Maggie’s heart was broken on prom night. Ten years since her two best friends disappeared. Now they’re back…and nothing’s changed.
Book Review: Kalayna Price’s Grave Destiny
No, Alex does not want to investigate any cases in Faerie…until she learns that the alliances between the Courts is strained to its limits with war about to break out and spill over into the mortal realm.