Waterbury Winter by Linda Stewart Henley

Barnaby Brown is a man who always seems down on his luck and all he wants is to head out west to California where the sun seems to always shine and the weather is warm year round. He can barley make ends meet, his car just died in a snow bank, his house will be […]

Mustique Island by Sarah McCoy

This is a good summer read! The island, the plants, the parties, the water, and the secrets. Willie May is trying to decide the next phase of her life when she gets invited to come to Mustique Island. She has sailed the world, her girls are grown and living their own lives and her ex-husband […]

Shadows in the Mind’s Eye by Janyre Tromp

Sam has just returned home from the war front and the life he imagined after getting home has not been as easy as he expected. Charlotte Anne – Annie to him is distant and afraid, his daughter does not know him and his best friend and brother have seemed to taken things over on the […]

Thoughts & Prayers by Lee Anne Post

A very hot topic in the US right now- school shootings. This novel follows various characters of a school shooting and gives different perspectives of the shooting as well as the aftermath of it all. Although this is a very scary topic to think about, this novel encompasses what a school shooting does to a […]

The Catch by Lisa Harris (Us Marshals #3)

I just love these suspense novels that Revell publishes. Lisa Harris does it again, in the third US Marshalls book. An attempt of murder on a judge’s life, his wife is murdered and they have a missing woman and baby that may or may not be connected to all of this. This one had a […]

The Truth of Who You Are by Sheila Myers

I learned a lot from this novel- such an interesting read! Ben Taylor and his family for generations have lived in the Taylor Valley, a part of the Smokey Mountains in Tennessee. They have learned to live off the land, have learned it secrets and respect it. The Great Depression hits and even though they […]

A Letter in the Wall by Eileen Brill

This novel follows Joan through the decades of her life, born in 1915 she saw a lot of changes in the United States. War, Spanish Flu, prohibition, Great Depression, WWII, the changes of women in the workforce, and yet another war in Vietnam. Women, families and the workforce had many changes because of these historical […]

The Viscount’s Lady Novelist by Alissa Baxter

Excerpt “Your novel-writing…it is a recent endeavour?” “I have scribbled stories since I was a young girl. Apparently, I am much like my Great-Aunt Henrietta, who was also an author. She published her books anonymously as her acquaintances would have been scandalised had they known she wrote novels for the Minerva Press.” “How many books […]

We Shall Not Shatter by Elaine Stock #bookblast

We Shall Not Shatter by Elaine Stock Publication Date: May 15, 2022 Amsterdam Publishers Genre: Jewish Historical Fiction An unforgettable story of friendship, family and hope as two courageous young women face one of history’s most horrific tragedies. Brzeziny, Poland, 1939 Zofia’s comfortable-lifestyle overturns when her husband, Jabez, who monitors Nazi activity, has gone missing. […]

Secrets of Rosenli Manor by Heidi Eljarbo

This was a quick, fun read and I am excited to see what happens next in Lilly’s life with Rosenli Manor. The Great-Aunt Agatha has died and everyone in the family thinks they are getting their hands on her riches and they can live like the elite and wealthy with plans in place for upgrades […]