I’m going to end July with three reviews and two giveaways. Perfect ending to a really odd month 🙂 You know how much I love a good suspense read. Nowadays, I’m always looking for the books and authors that can make my internal editor turn off and let me lose myself in the story. Randy Singer has become my favorite …
Ruby’s Slippers
Ruby’s Slippers By Leanna Ellis Dottie Meyers, 35, is a real-life Dorothy Gale living with her little black dog on a small farm in Kansas that’s about to be hit by a tornado. Knocked unconscious by the storm, she awakes three months later at a recovery facility in California where her father, last seen when she was four, has left …
Shepherd’s Fall Review
I adored Wanda’s series of books for Barbour and have eagerly awaited her latest release, Shepherd’s Fall. This book is different from her earlier series – there’s no psychic turned Christian and the sidekick is not a police detective. Instead, the star of Shepherd’s Fall is Nick Shepherd, owner of Prodigal Recovery Agency and the lead bounty-hunter. If you have …
A Bride in the Bargain Review
A Bride In The Bargain: You may not know this, but I started reading historical fiction when people told me that A Bride Most Begrudging would change my opinion about the genre being worn out. They were right. And Deeanne has done it again with A Bride in the Bargain. I’m not allowing myself to read much right now because …
Never The Bride Review & Giveaway
I was delighted to be asked to read and endorse this book. Rene Gutteridge is a writer with a great comedic voice and her enthusiasm for this project was contagious. Then I read the book. Never the Bride is a delightful book. Jessie, the heroine and star of the book, is a wise-cracking, sarcastic gal I’d love to take to …
Nothing But Trouble Review
Ready to read a book with a dose of murder, a heroine who can’t seem to stay out of trouble, a love triangle, and a town needing to move on? Then this latest book from Susan May Warren is a winner of an addition to your bookshelf. PJ Sugar is returning home for one reason: to attend her sister’s wedding. …
Review & Giveaway: A Claim of Her Own
I have read Stephanie Whitson’s book since her earliest series for Thomas Nelson. Those early books were set in Lincoln, NE, and grew out of exploring history with her kids as they homeschooled. My mom, who knew Stephanie through homeschooling, would buy the books and I’d inhale them. I’ve enjoyed Stephanie’s contemporary books, but her historicals will always be my …
Dear Mom Review
Happy Mother’s Day a bit early, everyone. Whether you have children, care for children, teach Sunday School, or pour your life into others, you are a mother. God calls us to constantly give in II Timothy. So enjoy your day! Here’s a book that may help some of you in your mothering. Teenagers are a bit of a mystery. Let’s …
Enduring Justice Review, Interview & giveaway
I loved this book! Amy does not write easy stories. Instead, her characters deal with real life issues in very real ways. But each book is over shadowed by God’s amazing grace. This books shows that even more than the prior two. Her characters are real — the kind you want to sit down and share a cup of coffee …
What I’m reading
Here’s something a bit different. I’m in the middle of a bunch of books. Book you’ll love. Rather than wait until I’m done with all of them, here’s teaser. Reviews to come later…I never used to think I read multiple books at a time. Boy, was I wrong! And I seem to be on a historical kick, though there’s a …