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Unknown Threat by Lynn H Blackburn
I have been a fan of Blackburn’s books for years! So of course, I snatched the opportunity to read this one with both hands. MY REVIEW Another winner from Blackburn! I could not put it down. This story sucked me in from page one and gripped my attention all the way through. I kept on saying “Just one more chapter.” – and then five later, I’d force myself to put it down to do the things I had to do or actually go to sleep. Action-packed and full of vibrant characters, I loved the camaraderie between the special agents and how Faith slowly wormed her way into their circle.…
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A Tapestry of Light by Kimberly Duffy
MY REVIEW I started reading this and was drawn in right away, however life got a bit crazy and I finally got back to it this weekend and finished it in 2 days – could not put it down! (I’m a slow reader). It was a long weekend so I was able to savor it! And Savor it I did. Duffy’s writing is vivid and brings you right into the scenes with all the senses. The rich history and culture of life in India in 1886 and in England is brought to life and this story is one that is timely and important. Along with being fascinated by the…
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Plot Twist by Bethany Turner
I have put off reading this because, well, I knew I would have to set aside a full day and night. And I was right! Unputdownable. So worth it. MY REVIEW Oh my goodness, I could not put this book down! Why, oh, why do we have to sleep anyways? Bethany Turner’s latest, Plot Twist, is a super entertaining rom-com full of pop references, heartache and laughter. Perfect plot-twist ending and totally needs to be made into a movie, George Clooney and all! Enjoy this for pure entertainment value and escape between the pages of, PLOT TWIST. I recieved an advanced readers copy through NETGALLEY. My opinionion is my…
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My Dear Miss Dupre by Grace Hitchcock
This is the first book I’ve read from this author. I love historical fiction, so I was pleased to give it a try. MY REVIEW Set in the Gilded Age, My Dear Miss Dupre is a delightful take on the necessary past time of a wealthy woman in need of a worthy husband. The Bachelorette meets American Royalty in the Victorian era. This is so clever! And very well done. I thoroughly enjoyed imagining what it would be like to have to find a husband from suitors within the strict social parameters of the day. I found the secret language of flowers so interesting too. This book was just…
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All That We Carried by Erin Bartels
This is the first book I’ve read of Erin Bartels, so I went into it not knowing what to expect. “This subdued tale of learning to forgive is Bartels’s best yet.”–Publishers Weekly Here’s my review: MY REVIEW I finished reading All That We Carried a few days ago and have been trying to figure out how to review this book. First, I want to know more about a certain character….but if I tell you more it will be a major spoiler. I’m guessing that when you turn the last page, you’ll be wondering the same thing. Then, the cover is perfect for this story. It shows the setting in…
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A Cowboy For Keeps by Jody Hedlund
I’ll admit it, I love a good cowboy story. Especially if the hero is as swoony as this one. Here’s my review of Jody Hedlund’s latest release: MY REVIEW I can’t tell you what a delight it was to escape into the wild west (Colorado) and escape reality right now with this swoony hero and feisty leading lady. I’ve read many books by Jody Hedland, and she is such a versatile and talented writer and knows how to get the chemistry going between her leading characters. A few twists and turns had me cheering out loud through this one! I loved it! Book has been provided courtesy of Baker…
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All That Really Matters By Nicole Deese
I have been looking forward to my schedule clearing enough for me to read this book for a while. SO GOOD! Here is my review: MY REVIEW After I got over the sadness that I’d finished this delightful book, it took me a few days to gather my words together to try to express how much I loved this book. First, it was just the right balance of humor and depth I needed. If you don’t fall in love with these characters, are you even human? Second, I want to know what happens to Miles. And I’m excited that we will get to read his story too. But back…
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The Letter Keeper by Charles Martin
If you have not read the first book in this trilogy, you still have time to do so before The Letter Keeper comes out in June 2021. You can find my review for the first book, The Water Keeper, HERE. There is so much I could say about The Letter Keeper, but I feel like saying too much would just spoil your journey of discovery. This trilogy is Martin’s best work to date. I’ve read many of his books, and this series hits you right in the heart, in your core, and leaves you wanting more. So here is my review: MY REVIEW When you turn the last page…
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God’s Perfect Timing Guest post by Sara Beth Williams
Welcome to my blog today! I’m hosting Sara Beth Williams who has just released her latest, Anchor My Heart. Before she takes it away, thanks to Jacek for the feature image, Jacek Dylag on Unsplash God’s perfect timing – Sara Beth Williams In March 2020, as I was going through one of my mom’s old journals and found one with a nautical theme. Bible verses were listed at the bottom of each page. Not all the verses were nautical in nature but I found this verse at the bottom of one page: Hebrews 6:19. “We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.” NIV The words…
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Trusting in God’s Sovereignty by Darlene Turner
Today I welcome my fellow Canadian author, Darlene L. Turner to my blog. She writes Romantic suspense for Love Inspired. Take it away, Darlene! Guest post by Darlene L. Turner Jigsaw puzzles seem to be the rage lately. Do you remember doing them as kids? Placing each piece in its specific spot was fun . . . until you either couldn’t figure out how one fit—or heaven forbid—you lost a piece. Then everything changed. It wasn’t fun anymore. More like frustrating. This got me thinking about life and how much our lives are like a jigsaw puzzle. When things are going along nicely, the pieces fit perfectly. The picture is…
