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.
Michelle Griep has written a charming Regency novel entitled Brentwood's Ward. Many offerings from the same genre are rather droll and boring. Characters sit around parlors, stroll ab…
Love Unexpected by Jody Hedlund takes place along the shores of the great lakes in Michigan. This book is the first in the Beacons of Hope series which, of course, includes lighth…
A Promise to Protect by Patricia Bradley brings readers back to Logan Point, a small Mississippi town. Those unfamiliar with the Logan Point series will not feel left behind at all, even th…
Jan Watson's novel Buttermilk Sky starts out by diving right into an action scene. The book is full of interesting characters. So full in fact, that it seems Watson might conside…
Jason F. Wright celebrates the tenth anniversary of his first book The James Miracle with a republishing of the story. Going into it, there were certain preconceived notions. Nam…
Looking for a way to have fun with rubber band jewelry and integrate religious lessons from the Bible? If so, then Bible Bands by Katreina Eden is the book for you. Although most…
The subject of mail-order brides is always intriguing and author Melissa Jagears has selected this topic for her Unexpected Bride series. A Bride in Store is the second full …
Christmas at Rose Hill Farm by Suzanne Woods Fisher uses characters from two other series written by the author. There is no problem following the story without having read the other books.…
Irene Hannon has written many books, including action and romance stories. One Perfect Spring is her latest in the romance genre. It flows easily and had interesting characters. Let …
Thunder in the Morning Calm is the first book in Don Brown's Pacific Rim series and what a book it is! It's hard to express how refreshing it is to have a book where there is not a hidden r…
Incredible! Simply put, the lives of Gustav and Agnes Erdös Palm are amazing. Surviving Hitler is primarily a translation of the words of the Palms. Their son O. Håkan Palm…
One More Last Chance by Cathleen Armstrong is the second in the A Place to Call Home series. There is no other way to say this, but the second book is far more believable than the first. I…