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.
Any story taking place in Alaska automatically has a great setting. However, not every author can compose a great book to match the location. Kimberley and Kayla Woodhouse are a mother-daughter writ…
Dawn Comes Early is the first book in the Last Chance Ranch series. Margaret Brownley is clearly not writing this story with the intention of strictly adhering to reality. In fact, this tale seems t…
The Bone House is the second book in the Bright Empires series. Without question, readers should make sure to read the books in order as they build upon each other. A very succin…
Cold Justice is the sequel to River Whispers, but it works just fine as a stand-alone book. One of the best things about this story is how quickly the action starts. By the time chapter one is comple…
Hold onto the edge of your seats: readers are in for a wild ride. The first few pages of Ice Station Zebra slowly introduce a few intrigues and seem to set the tone for a nice an…
A cast full of suspicious characters and a few likeable ones as well. Given the length of this book, it would have been impossible for Poulson to do in-depth character development for each person, bu…
Based upon the title, readers might expect Feeding Eden to be focused upon recipes and cooking strategies for allergic children. However, the vast majority of the book is focused more upon the strugg…
Dieters beware: luscious recipes sprinkled liberally throughout these pages. Hannah Swensen and the other characters from Lake Eden, Minnesota are back for their fifteenth appearance. Although this …
Tamera Alexander transports readers to the heart of the Colorado Rockies with her vivid and realistic descriptions. This second book in the Timber Ridge Reflections series masterfully contrasts incre…
The initial chapters of this story span many years and quickly cover many significant occasions. The author’s jumping between characters, locations and events is a little hard to follow at first. On…
The title of this book seems contrary to the current trends of today. The honesty in this work is a refreshing change from the typical exercise and fitness offerings. The authors debu…
The setting of Texas and Arizona in the 1880s makes for a gripping and moving read. The book spans nearly twenty years of Sarah Prine’s life and has the reader laughing and rejoicing one moment and s…
