I primarily read fiction from all genres. I have six children and many happy hours have been spent reading together. I also love quilting, hiking, and camping.
Obsession continues the Natchez Trace Park Rangers Series by Patricia Bradley. Although there is no direct need to read the previous book, it would be advised so that the references to it do not…
Blackberry Beach is the seventh and final book in Irene Hannon's Hope Harbor Series. If you have read any of her previous works in this group, there will not be a lot to surprise you.&…
All That We Carried by Erin Bartels had all of the makings of a typical Christian fiction book. Two estranged family members who are emotionally unable to deal with events of their past are…
Patricia Bradley kicks off her new series Natchez Trace Park Rangers with Standoff. Be prepared to dive right into the action, because very little time is wasted here. Bradl…
Susie Finkbeiner's books should come with warning labels. Stories That Bind Us is no exception. The label should read something like: Don't start this until you are prepared emot…
Readers of the Mesquite Springs Series by Amanda Cabot will be excited to return to Mesquite Springs in book two of the series, Dreams Rekindled. This story takes place not l…
The Moonlight School by Suzanne Woods Fisher is a work of historical fiction taking place in the early 1900s. It explores the lifestyle of those living in the hills of Kentucky. The author…
All That Really Matters by Nicole Deese is fun, deep, and enjoyable to read. The book seems to have the classic formula of an out-of-touch-with-the-plight-of-regular-humans rich girl who fi…
Hadley Beckett's Next Dish by Bethany Turner is a standalone novel that starts out with a most impressive display of immaturity and anger. This single antic sets the strange for the relatio…
Tari Faris takes readers back to Heritage with Until I Met You. In this second book of the Restoring Heritage Series, Faris follows two women who have relationships with two …
Triple Chocolate Cheesecake Murder by Joanne Fluke follows the formula of most of the other books in the Hannah Swensen series. Depending on how you count it, the book is number 28 or so.&n…
The Escape by Lisa Harris is the first book in the US Marshals series. The author makes no pretense about where this book and series are headed, but she does not give away all of the detail…
