Book Review…

Eversea by Natasha Boyd I was fortunate to meet Natasha Boyd at a Romance Writers’ gathering in 2014. She is an internationally acclaimed Romance Writer, having penned five successful novels to date. She was on a brief visit to South Africa where she hails from before returning home to South Carolina. She revealed how a chance encounter with writers gave her the courage to submit her work leading to the publishing of “Eversea” and “Forever, Jack” which sky-rocketed her career. One of my goals ... Read the Post

Reading Eversea was like sinking into a water bed and floating off on a desirable dream. The characters got under my skin, the storyline hypnotised me and the twists and turns kept me on the edge of my seat. Natasha Boyd has catapulted herself to the No. 1 spot of Romance Writers on my list. If you’re looking for whimsical romance, steamy scenes and an epic love story, Eversea is everything and more!!!

Mesmerizing Mariah…

I’ve been spellbound by Mariah Carey from the moment she shot to fame in the early nineties with break-out hits “Vision of Love”, “Someday” and “I don’t wanna cry”. The attraction of course was the voice - pure, angelic with a super-talent of hitting impossibly high notes. She came across as an innocent starlit who had no inkling how stunning she was or how her music was going to take the world by storm. Two years later she released her second album of explosive hits such as “Emotions” and “Make ... Read the Post

A year without my Dad…

The 19th of March was never a day consequence, it wasn’t a loved one’s birthday, it isn’t a public holiday, it held no special importance and yet it’s become a day forever ingrained in my life. It’s the day my Dad left this world and joined his creator. My Dad was a colourful character. He had a flair for fashion and you’d always find him dressed in his finest. He had a wicked sense of humour, teasing my Mom incessantly from morning till night. They had a rock-solid marriage spanning 50 ... Read the Post

Dad, your passing has forever changed me. I didn’t realise how losing a loved one could cut like a knife. I wish I had more time to spend with you, that I could have erased your pain, that your health and life could have been prolonged. I miss you so much, more and more with the passing of time. You’ve taught me the valuable lesson to show those I adore how much they mean to me at every opportunity, to always do good and do everything in my power take care of my family. Your memory burns bright, you will never be forgotten and one sweet day we will re-unite.