REVIEW: I chose to read The Rebel Nun by Marj Charlier because I have a huge interest in Medieval stuff. Whenever I find a book or any other media about this time period, I get really excited about it. I was thrilled to pieces when a beautiful hardcover copy of The Rebel Nun arrived at […]
REVIEW: The Memory Keeper by Jenny Hale is a heartwarming, feel-good read about a woman with an unexpected change in her plans. Hannah Townsend is on her way to a sunny vacation in Barbados with her boyfriend when she suddenly has to reroute her travel plans to head back home to Tennessee to see her […]
REVIEW: A long time ago, Maze, Heather, and Walker were foster kids living with Cat’s family. They were very close, but when tragedy hit their home, they spread out far and wide. They’ve done an okay job keeping up with one another, except for Maze. She feels responsible for what happened and the guilt is […]
REVIEW: Autumn Skies marks the end of another great series by Denise Hunter. I have enjoyed every word of the three Bluebell Inn books. Reading this series has been an absolute please. Ms. Hunter writes stories that are so full of hope and grace, and this one is among my favorites from her. Autumn Skies […]
Review A Wedding in December is another holiday book by Sarah Morgan, and I loved it!! She’s one of my go-to’s for holiday stories with great relationships between the characters and perfect settings. This story features a mother and her two grown daughters, all with romance in their plot lines. Rosie’s wedding is probably the […]
REVIEW: The Light at Wyndcliff by Sarah E. Ladd is set in 1820 Cornwall and features Liam Twethewey, who has assumed ownership of Wyndcliff Estate by way of inheriting it. Liam has plans to start a china clay pit business right there on the property, but there is a shipwreck on the estate grounds and […]
REVIEW: Daughter of Black Lake is an immersive, atmospheric story, which is exactly what I was hoping for when I chose to read it. The story is set in the first century AD, during the time when the Romans invaded Britain. I love reading historical fiction stories set in very early times, but I can’t […]
REVIEW: I knew when I settled into reading Christmas Ever After by Karen Schaler that it would be delightful and full of holiday feelings. I’ve enjoyed every one of her holiday stories so far, and this one was just as enjoyable! This is one of those stories where a person that doesn’t enjoy Christmas at […]
Review: I jumped at the chance to read this one after loving The Happy Camper so much. This one is a bit shorter, coming in at under 200 pages. I especially loved the snow skiing scenes. The way the Landers family relates to one another is…different. Some of the family members are fairly sarcastic with one another […]
BOOK REVIEW: This is a second chance romance featuring Agnes Pratt and James Harris, set in the Dakota Territory in 1880. Agnes came to town about six years ago after leaving her family and fiance behind. James answered a Help Wanted-type ad for a town doctor in the same town where Agnes lived. Agnes helps […]