In these modern times, I'm fairly certain that almost everyone has had at least a moment or two when they wish they could just get away from all of the updates and near constant connectivity that tech…
Wren has always known that there was something different about the town of Hollow’s End, and that even though she doesn’t know exactly what it is, it’s something spectacular. Growing up on a wheat far…
To Treasure an Heiress is Roseanna M. White’s second book in The Secrets of the Isles series. White transports readers to the early 1900s and the Isles of Sicily. This story picks up right where the …
Suzanne Woods Fisher concludes her Three Sisters Island trilogy with At Lighthouse Point. If you did not pick up the first two, it is highly encouraged. Otherwise, you will be thrown into major sibl…
What happens when you mix art, magic, murder, and romance? You get the recently released novel entitled A Forgery of Roses by Jessica Olson.
I was first attracted to this book not due to the story…
Since You’ve Been Gone is the third and final book in the Restoring Heritage Series. Tari Faris has really captured the heart of a small town and its unique characters. Readers can read this as a st…
The Lock-Eater jumps into action shortly after the story begins and grips your interest until the end. Full of adventure and excitement, the story will keep those pages flying. Author Zack Loran Clark…
A Christmas in the Alps continues Melody Carlson’s trend of writing a short and sweet book to come out just before Christmas. If you go into it expecting this, you will not be disappointed. …
When I heard that Dark of the West was a political fantasy heavily inspired by World War II, I picked it up immediately. And while the book wasn't perfect, the blend of mid-20th century technology and…
Agatha Christie delivers the mystery magic that readers love. Death on the Nile is one of her best known books and it is replete with all those trademark elements that make Agatha Christie the queen …
Experience the passion and peril of the French Revolution in Beyond the Lavender Fields, a well-crafted romance by Arlem Hawks. Hawks paints a vivid picture of eighteenth-century Marseille, with descr…
I’ve been hearing the idiom “don’t judge a book by its cover” ever since I was a kid. And while at first, I thought Echo North’s cover was boring, I came to realize how elegantly it portrays the story…
