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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…
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Choosing His Family by Jill Lynn
It was a bittersweet thing to review the conclusion of the Colorado Gooms series, this was the last book in an amazing series. I didn’t want it to end. Having grown to love these characters, (yes, I have read them all!) I was a little sad it was the last book in the series, but I look forward to what’s next for Jill Lynn. MY REVIEW I absolutely loved Finn and Ivy’s story! Both recovering from wounds from former relationships, both trying to get back on their own two feet. I loved the chemistry between these two. I mean, Finn was downright grumpy to start with. This almost-enemies to friends…
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Book Birthday Bash and Giveaway
I can’t believe that it has been almost a year since A PROMISE TO KEEP was released out into the wild. Little did I know it would be going out in a pandemic year. We’ve got some celebrating to do! First, I want to say THANK YOU to all of those who read and left a review of A Promise to Keep. I am so thankful! I have some friends, bloggers, and fellow authors who are helping me celebrate. You can hop over to their posts all week for interviews, fun content, and shenanigans. To get us warmed up for the giveaway is fellow author, Carol Underhill, on her FRIDAY…
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Glory Falls by Janine Rosche
Do you know what a book hangover is? Well, now I don’t only have a book hangover after reading this book, but since it is the end of the series, I have a series hangover too! MY REVIEW Glory Falls is the conclusion to the Madison River Romance series. And wow! I seriously got grumpy that I actually had to put it down for one night to sleep and during the day to do all the things. Blue and Thomas will take you on a roller coaster ride until the very end. Goodness, sometimes I wanted to sit Thomas down and give him a talking to, and then at…
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Things We Didn’t Say by Amy Lynn Green
I met Amy Green when I was attending CFRR (Christian Fiction Readers Retreat) some years ago, and right away I could tell she is a very smart young lady! So of course, when her fiction debut came out (the same year as mine too!) I snatched it up. And I was blown away. MY REVIEW This is one of those books that you need to clear your schedule for. Once you start reading, you will NOT want to put it down. I lost a few hours sleep over this, you know, one-more-chapter syndrome. Except with this book it’s, “one more letter” . This book is an epistolary (letters) story…
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A Castaway in Cornwall by Julie Klassen
This is my last review for 2020~! I have been a fan of Julie Klassen for many years now and am always delighted when a copy of her book shows up in my mailbox or on my kindle. Here’s my review of her latest: MY REVIEW “Flotsam or jetsam?” This is the opening line of Julie Klassen’s latest, A Castaway in Cornwall. Such a great opening line when you realize exactly what it means in the context of the story. Not having seen Poldark (I know, I know) I have heard that the opening scenes are Poldarkish, but I can’t deny nor confirm, since I have not watched that…
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This Wandering Heart by Janine Rosche
Just so you know, I’ve been wanting to read this book for months. I finally got the chance. MY REVIEW I have had the Madison River Romance books (the first two) on my TBR wishlist for a while so I was SO excited to get them both to read. Janine Rosche’s debut, This Wandering Heart is a triumph and gave me all the feels. It’s a 5 start debut in my book, (excuse the pun) which set me up to immediately start reading book 2. I look forward to book 3 coming out in Jan 2021. Rosche deals with the messy issues of life and hope, healing, and forgiveness. This…
