The Lady of Galway Manor by Jennifer Deibel

Lady Annabeth’s father has been appointed landlord of Galoway Parish in Ireland – not quite the position he wanted but it is where he was told to relocate so here the De Lacy’s family are. Quite out of their element in this new place but Annabeth is excited to have convinced her father to allow […]

Out Front the Following Sea by Leah Angstman

There is a lot packed into this novel, but it is so good and for me it was a very fast read. Ruth Miner is an outcast and has the marks to prove it. The town-folk believing she a witch, has caused her to live truly in the wilderness and care for her grandmother until […]

The Apology Box by Naomi Ulsted

Review: I really enjoyed reading Tessa’s story! We’ve almost all been a dumb teenager at some point; made a reckless decisions, went along with the crowd, or just wasn’t thinking. This is Tessa- she made a mistake and now has to atone her actions with the consequences of making a bad decision. That is all […]

The Boy in the Photo by Nicole Trope

Daniel walks into a police station, states his name and tells them he has been missing for six years. He was taken from his mother, by his own father. This is the news Megan has been holding her breathe for, for over half a decade. Her baby boy is coming home! Finally, and her son […]

Erin’s Children by Eileen O’Finlan

This was an interesting read into the Irish immigrants who came to American after the potato famine and how terribly they were treated. I need to buy the first book, and read that one now! The novel followed two maids who had come to America to work to send money back to help their families […]

Fiery Girls by Heather Wardell

Two different girls come to America for a better life and to work to better their families lives. Told from the view point of Rosie an immigrant from Russia, and Maria an immigrant from Italy, these two girls along with thousands of others who passed through immigration on Ellis Island lived very similar but different […]

Fiery Girls by Heather Wardell #bookblast

Fiery Girls by Heather Wardell Publication Date: March 25, 2021 Heather Wardell Genre: Historical Fiction Two young immigrant women. One historic strike. And the fire that changed America. In 1909, shy sixteen-year-old Rosie Lehrer is sent to New York City to earn money for her family’s emigration from Russia. She will, but she also longs […]

The Canterbury Murders by E. M. Powell #feature

The Canterbury Murders by E.M. Powell Publication Date: November 12, 2020 Crosshaven Press Series: Stanton & Barling, #3 Genre: Historical Fiction/Mystery A fire-ravaged cathedral. An ungodly murder. Easter, 1177. Canterbury Cathedral, home to the tomb of martyr Saint Thomas Becket, bears the wounds of a terrible fire. Benedict, prior of the great church, leads its […]

Not My Boy by Kelly Simmons

Hannah moves into a cute little cottage right next door to her sisters house, in a quite nice neighborhood. Or so it seems. It is quiet, there are woods and so far everyone seems to either know everyone and get alone or they stuck to themselves. Their mother also just lives a little ways over, […]

The Drowning Kind by Jennifer McMahon

Creepy, goosebumps, ghosts… the past, a sisters bond and no one listening to the whispers of the truth of the springs. This novel as it all, and of course the cover! I love how Jennifer writes the creepy, but it is believable creepy but not so scary you cannot continue to read the story. I […]