It’s Fiction Friday and today I want to share some ebook steals with you. Since Thanksgiving and the long weekend are upon us, this is the perfect time to go ahead and stock up on e-books. It’s also a great time to buy ahead if you plan to snag a tablet or ereader during the Black Friday sales. So here …
Fiction Friday: Hiding Places
It’s Friday again, and that means the end of the week and the perfect opportunity to pick up a new novel. It also means that even though I’m not blogging quite as much, I couldn’t wait to bring you Hiding Places, the latest novel from Erin Healy, as well as two giveaways — be sure to read to the end for those! …
Fiction Friday: My Brother’s Crown & more
This week I’ve read three different books. It doesn’t happen often that I have three novels going, but sometimes they each grab me for a different reason. This is my amazing TBR pile (and a few books are missing!), so it means it’s super easy to get more than one going. I have a book in the car, one upstairs, …
Fiction Friday: The Methuselah Project
This book’s storyline is a twist of historical and contemporary intersecting with a Captain America type character. Don’t think this is a copy though — instead it has a unique twist to the many experiments German scientists were running on people during the war. It’s a plot that will get your mind thinking and wondering with enough romance for those who cant read a book without it!
Fiction Friday: Tiffany Girl
When someone told me to read Deeanne Gist’s a Bride Most Begrudging, she insisted it would show me that historical Christian romance could be rich, lush, and fresh. That friend was right. Deeanne has been a go-to author for me for awhile. I love most of her books, but it’s been awhile since one captured me. She’s at it again. …
Fiction Friday: Married ’til Monday
Denise Hunter writes emotional romances. Married ’til Monday perfectly fits that model. In Married ’til Monday the reader gets pulled into Ryan McKinley’s broken marriage — he didn’t want it to end…in fact he’s bought his ex-wife’s dream home in some delusional attempt to live the dream. Abby is getting ready to move far away in what she thinks is her dream job. …
Fiction Friday: Sarah Sundin’s Through Waters Deep
Today I’m delighted to introduce you to my friend and co-author of Where Treetops Glisten Sarah Sundin. I love Sarah’s World War II novels — she does so much research and has such a passion for the time period that they really come to life. Today, I’m asking her about her latest novel Through Waters Deep. Now I loved this novel! I think it’s one …
Fiction Friday: Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Summer is the perfect time for a romance that’s themed around a destination wedding location. Add in a strong history between the hero and heroine, one that should keep them, apart, and you have a recipe for a delightful novel like Crazy Little Thing Called Love. This book is all about the decision to take the safe way or risk it …
Fiction Friday: Shadows of Ladenbrooke Manor
Shadows of Ladenbrooke Manor is a multi-generational delight that had a bit of a slow start, but by the time I reached the end, I did not want to leave these characters. The story is a beautiful portrayal of brokenness, misunderstanding, redemption, and love that endures. Libby is a character misunderstood and yet beautiful in her own unique way. She sees …
Fiction Friday: Love Arrives in Pieces
Betsy St. Amant joined my list of must-read authors with All’s Fair in Love & Cupcakes, a fun (and sweet) romance. With Love Arrives in Pieces, she’s solidified her place as a go-to contemporary romance authors. This story has a depth that will speak to many women. We so often confuse who we are with how we look. We either focus so …