Walking on Hidden Wings by Rachel Scott McDaniel

I loved this one! Historical with some mystery is one of my favorite type of reads. Geneva’s husband dies in a tragic airplane crash, although the marriage was still quite new and had been arranged, she did have feelings for him and does miss him. So she is shocked and knows something is very wrong […]

Darkness Calls the Tiger by Janyre Tromp

A deep heartfelt read about the daughter of a missionary bound to save her people, and a new missionary from the US determined to prove himself, his faith and his trust. Another amazing WWII read but this is unlike many of the others out there. Based on the story of Japan intent on taking over […]

The Lady with the Dark Hair by Erin Bartels

“Art is romance. It’s seeing something and having such deep affection for it in that singular moment that you’re compelled to capture it so you can revisit it again and again. So you can share it with other people. So you can make them see the worth in what you see.” – Erin Bartels I […]

The Elusive Truth of Lily Temple by Joanna Davidson Politano

Lily Temple is the little girl in all of us. Raised on fairy tales and the wonder of the big wide world, Lily gets herself involved in the theft of a jewel, murder and the telling of her own fairy tale. A silent film actress, Lily gets to live out these fairy tale stories daily […]

This Ain’t No Promised Land by Tina Shelton

This was a really heartfelt coming of age novel about three sisters and a mother who are all searching for who they are, and how to start over after the peacemaker in the family passes away unexpectedly. The title of this book also just fits everything this story has to tell. After the death of […]

Set in Stone by Kimberley Woodhouse

I love this Treasures of the Earth series! It is so interesting to read about these leading women paleontologists. There is history, a little bit of mystery, light romance and a lesson to be learned in these stories. Martha’s family has been a part of paleontology but after her father has a terrible accident he […]

That Dickinson Girl by Joan Koster

This title is quite fitting to this storyline and Anna Dickinson herself. What a characters she was, and well before her time. Often going against convention and being quite young to gain the following in politics that she did during this time. Having become one of the greatest orator of her time, she often spoke […]

The Rhythm of Fractured Grace by Amanda Wen

This story really hits your heart strings and I loved the storylines and characters. Matt has moved to a completely new state for a pastor position he couldn’t pass up. He is lucky enough to reunite with a fatherlike mentor from his past who helped him get this new position at Pursuers. He has a […]

The Land Girl on Lily Road by Jillianne Hamiton

Having grown up on a farm myself, this story had me cracking up at times at Elsie’s character. Needing to do her part for the war, Elsie goes through the Women’s Land Army program and once completed her father will get her a cushy position but the army has a different plan and she is […]

Embers in the London Sky by Sarah Sundin

This story really hits your heart strings and you just feel for Aleida. The war is bearing down on London and Aleida has a plan to get her son and herself to safety from more than just the war. But the mass bombing upon London upends everything she has put in place and has been […]