Relational Reset by Dr. Laurel Shaler

This is so true, and I think affects everyone at some point in their life. Excerpt below to take a peak into Relational Reset by Dr. Laurel Shaler. All of us can benefit from having this expectation: people will disappoint us. Friends will disappoint us. Family will disappoint us. Fellow church members, neighbors, employers, colleagues […]

A Life Renewed by Olivia Rae

I have started to read more historical fiction from this time and I am finding it very fascinating as I am better understanding titles, rulings and how very different life was during these times. Read an excerpt below: A wide smile sprung forth on Prince von Hoffbauer’s face. He picked up two cups of milk and […]

Strike To The Heart Series by Danielle Grandinetti

Look at these covers! Don’t they look like characters from a TV series you want to immediately binge?! I am also a stickler for books set in my own state, I have to read them! Get a sneak peek inside To Stand In The Breach with the excerpt below: He found her. Desperately clutching the […]

The Secrets of Emberwild by Stephenia H. McGee

I just love when we get a peek inside of a book we are intrigued to read! Excerpt: Arrow snorted and pranced. The stallion, two years old last month, was as high-strung as he was beautiful and brimmed with potential. A few more weeks of training and he’d be ready for his first qualifying race—just in time […]

The Myrtle Wand by Margaret Porter

Excerpt: The following afternoon, the young woman newly named Marie-Thérèse bade farewell to her father and her country and was escorted over the border by her bridegroom and his mother. So began her permanent exile from the life and land she’d always known. Only five of her fellow Spaniards would accompany into French territory—a confessor […]

Shoal Waters by Normandie Fischer

Excerpt: Georgina, Chapter 2 Quiet pervaded the Beaufort waterfront, except for the occasional squawk of agull or the plop of a fish. Sunshine doused Georgie’s bones in a warmth that foughtoff all her old-person aches. Fighting off was good because, honey, those acheswere just part of what had worry settling in. Sometimes it was there, […]

The Secret of Chantilly by Laura Rahme #excerpt

Excerpt: Alexandre Balthazar Grimod de la Reynière visits Carême’s boutique: One week after the opening of my boutique, a familiar face presented itself on 21 rue Napoleon. It was Grimod de la Reynière. “Monsieur Carême,” he chirped, retrieving his notebook. “I must congratulate you on your almond croquants. They are exquisite. Crisp to perfection. One […]

A Lady in Attendance by Rachel Fordham #excerpt

Excerpt: A Lady in Attendance By Rachel Fordham “You two looked rather friendly,” Ina said when Gilbert was out of earshot. “What were you whispering about?” “We were only jesting about the red ear of corn.” They were being flippant, weren’t they? She looked around the barn, searching for women with red hair. Hers hardly […]

The King’s Anatomist by Ron Blumenfeld #excerpt

After stopping at the inn for a heel of bread and a boiled egg, I wandered along a back street and came to the start of a well-maintained road winding into the hills. I took it, thinking it would lead to the fortress I spied from the Trieste skiff. Two shirtless, sun-darkened boys found me […]

The Whirlpools of Time by Anna Belfrage #excerpt

Excerpt: He had thought he dreamt her, but when he woke she was still there, smiling at him. He managed to smile back, no matter that it hurt to do so. She fiddled with her hair, a mass of curls the colour of rich maple syrup. Lovely skin, he thought fuzzily, a shade or so […]