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.
Kate Breslin takes readers back to England and World War I in In Love’s Time. Those who read the book Not by Sight will be delighted to be back with Clare, Grace, Jack, and Marcus. Things are even mo…
The Blackout Book Club by Amy Lynn Green is a standalone novel set during World War II. The author has a way of pulling readers into the lives of all of the characters. She sets each chara…
The Sound of Light by Sarah Sundin is a historical fiction piece set in Denmark. Readers are pulled into the chaos of World War II in Europe. This story starts with secret agents, assumed identity, pe…
Dangerous Beauty by Melissa Koslin is a standalone novel. As one might guess from the title, it is not a light-hearted romance designed to bring warm feelings and happiness. Rather it is a story about…
Kimberley Woodhouse returns to the Grand Canyon for her second Secrets of the Canyon book, A Gem of Truth. It is not required to read the first book in this series, but reading the first helps fill in…
By Way of the Moonlight by Elizabeth Musser tells a powerful story or rather two powerful stories, one from the past and one in the present. Allie Massey learns her Nana Dale has not left her property…
Where the Blue Sky Begins by Katie Powner is different from many other offerings on the religious fiction marketplace. The characters are quirky and interesting. The basic premise is pretty standard –…
James R. Hannibal has taken a break from his espionage themed material and written Elysium Tide. If one is expecting this book to be just like the previous books written by Hannibal, you might be dis…
Where the Last Rose Blooms by Ashley Clark is the final book in the Heirloom Secrets Series. The concept behind the series is quite enjoyable, but the transitions between time periods are a bit frustr…
All That It Takes by Nicole Deese is a follow up book to All That Really Matters. It is helpful but not essential to have read the first book. Readers will come across multiple references to the…
Among the Innocent by Mary Alford is a story that starts right into the action and keeps moving all the way through to the end. As it is a book focused on murders in a quiet Amish community, this can …
The Nature of Small Birds tugs at all of the heartstrings and even a few one might not know exist. Susie Finkbeiner has captured the art of writing books from different characters’ perspectives. …
