Review: If I Run by Terri Blackstock is the first book in a Christian suspense-thriller trilogy published by Zondervan. This is a true series, meaning these books should be read in order. When Casey Cox found her best friend Brent murdered, she left her footprints, fingerprints, and shoe prints all over the crime scene – so […]
Review: Ahh, this was so great. Intrigue and drama with a hint of potential scandal, and I loved it. First of all, let me say that I’m listening to the Whitehall serial via the Serial Box app. Whitehall is available for reading on the app OR as an audio option with narration provided. I opted to […]
Review: One Snowy Night by Jill Shalvis is a quick and super-cute novella that is part of her Heartbreaker Bay Series, featuring two characters in the secondary cast. Rory works for Willa at her pet shop. Max works for Archer. The two are on a road trip from the San Francisco area to Tahoe, up […]
Review: The Trouble with Mistletoe by Jill Shalvis is a quick read, very cute. I liked it more than the previous book, Sweet Little Lies, because there isn’t a huge “secret that can change destroy everything.” This book features Willa and Keane. While each of the books in this series are technically standalones, I love reading […]
Review: I’m convinced that any book by Jill Shalvis is perfect when I need a break from the real world. Sweet Little Lies was not my favorite of hers, but it was good. Pru’s darn secret just kept me from loving it as much as I wanted to. In true Shalvis fashion, she’s given us […]
Review: I’ve been captivated by the cover of Everything We Keep by Kerry Lonsdale since I first saw it last year. There’s just something about looking at the back of a person staring off into the distance that intrigues me. I don’t know why. But since I first saw this cover, this book has been on […]
Review: I’m puzzled that I thought Deliver Her by Patricia Perry Donovan was a suspense/thriller. Now that I’ve finished it, it read more like a character-driven fiction story. I think it was the last part of the synopsis that made me think this would be suspenseful book but alas it just was not. Still, I loved […]
Review: I’m surprised that I made it through The Butterfly Garden by Dot Hutchison because this is one of the most disturbing things that I’ve ever read. Honestly, I’m unnerved at how captivated I was while I was reading and by how I just couldn’t stop clicking the pages on my Kindle. The way that the […]
REVIEW: It’s 1870. Captain Kidd travels around Texas and the surrounding territories, reading to townspeople from the newspapers. On a stop in Wichita Falls, Captain is offered a job escorting a 10-year-old orphan girl down to the San Antonio area to live with her aunt and uncle. Four years before, the girl had been captured by […]
Why I Read It: This is one of those book series that I’ve been meaning to read practically forever. My husband loves it and has been heavily suggesting these books to me for ages now. I want to see The Dark Tower Movie when it is released, but I never see movies unless I read the […]