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.
Cindy K. Sproles writes historical fiction about the people of the Appalachian Mountains. What Momma Left Behind takes place in the 1870s and gives a natural and yet detailed glimpse i…
The Girl Behind the Red Rope is a book written by father and daughter team Ted and Rachelle Dekker. Although I am generally not a fan of allegorical Christian fiction, I thought I would giv…
Under Scottish Stars is the third book of the MacDonald Family Trilogy by Carla Laureano. The setting of the story holds the largest appeal. Who can resist a story located o…
Susan May Warren has done it again. She has packed The Heart of a Hero so full of action it is almost a surprise when she starts to wind down the story. It's almost as though she…
Out of the Embers is the first book of the Mesquite Springs Series written by Amanda Cabot. The story takes place in the decade prior to the American Civil War. The characters are appealing and …
On a Coastal Breeze is the second Three Sisters Island book. Suzanne Woods Fisher continues to tell the tale of three sisters. If you are looking for a quick easy read set in a scenic loca…
The Happy Camper is a standalone modern romance by Melody Carlson. Many say not to judge a book by its cover, but doing so with this book will not be a problem. The vibrant, happy fee…
Chasing the White Lion continues James R. Hannibal's Clandestine Service books. Even if it wasn't recommended that the previous book The Gryphon Heist be read first, it …
Collateral Damage is the premier book in the Danger Never Sleeps series by Lynette Eason. Be prepared to jump right into the action and not want to quit until the end. Eason…
The Gryphhon Heist by James R. Hannibalstarts out with an intense scene and the action just gets more intriguing and amazing as the story develops. This book is the first in the Clande…
The House at the End of the Moor by Michelle Griep has beautiful artwork for the cover. It is very intriguing. This piece of historical fiction is filled with all the pain and brutali…
The Land Beneath Us by Sarah Sundin concludes the Sunrise at Normandy Series. It can be read as a standalone story, but it is best enjoyed after having read the previous two books.&nbs…
