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.
Joanna Davidson Politano has done it again! She had penned an intriguing and emotional historical fiction piece that will keep you up all night trying to find out exactly what is happening. …
Rachel Fordham returns to Azure Springs with her book Yours Truly, Thomas. If you are a fan of the Hallmark Channel series Signed, Sealed, Delivered, then this book is one you wil…
Missing Isaac by Valerie Fraser Luesse is the debut novel for this author. Not bad for a first book! The story takes place in Glory, Alabama and the author does an excellent job of helping…
Living Lies by Natalie Walters commences with all sorts of complications and issues. Readers are immediately pulled into the story and the lives of the characters. There is no shortag…
On a Summer Tide by Suzanne Woods Fisher is the first of the Three Sisters Island Series. Those familiar with Fisher's writing may be surprised to learn that this story is not about the Amish pe…
Everything She Didn't Say by Jane Kirkpatrick is a fictionalized autobiography of Carrie Strahorn. Strahorn documented her many travels by stagecoach which helped open up the west for railr…
Laura Frantz pens a tale of beauty and sadness that lingers long after the final page of A Bound Heart is turned. People who have been to Scotland will feel a desire to return and thos…
Almost Home by Valerie Fraser Luesse is a historical piece taking place in the mid-1940s. Many people have had to leave their farms to work in factories. Dolly Chandler has opened up …
Courting Mr. Emerson by Melody Carlson is a standalone modern novel. The story is not fast-paced, action-packed, or especially exciting and yet somehow it is intriguing and enjoyable. …
Driftwood Bay by Irene Hannon is the newest addition to the Hope Harbor novels. The story encompasses a great many issues in a short amount of time. The lead adults in the s…
Amanda Cabot concludes her Cimarron Creek Trilogy with A Tender Hope. Reading the previous books is especially helpful, but not mandatory. This historical piece takes place in the Hil…
Erin Bartels' first novel, We Hope for Better Things, is emotional, potent, and thought-provoking. This book takes on a lot of heavy, intense topics that are sure to cause readers to reflec…
