She Wouldn’t Change a Thing by Sarah Adlakha

This was a good mind bend novel! Maria Forssman has a patient warn her of a horrendous act that is to happen, and she knew things no one else knew. Maria, a bit rattled tries to rationalize this patients actions with a diagnosis of a type of schizophrenia, that is the only thing that makes […]

Among The Innocent by Mary Alford

This novel was so good! Little bit of light romance, some murder, amish and a past case that was never solved at the forefront. A new police chief has barely made it into town, when things heat up with murder of an amish girl, that looks almost identical to an attempted murder of another teenage […]

Sunrise by Susan May Warren

I love reading about Alaska and this is one to add to that pile. Dodge is back home after this father had a close accident on his last flight. Having left home with lots of loose ends he is unsure about being back, but he has beat himself up over the last few years and […]

The Orphan House by Ann Bennett

Connie and Evie Burroughs were raised alongside many other children, her father ran what was known as The Orphan House. They never turned anyone away, and often her father found homes for the numerous babies left on their doorsteps. How a mother could do this, Connie had always questioned. It was a tough upbringing and […]

A Fire in the Night by Christopher Swann

Nick, a retired professor has hibernated himself in the North Carolina mountains. He has created a small sanctuary away from everyone else, no internet, no cell phone, and he is ok with that. Still reeling from the loss of his wife he is slowly coming to terms each day with his new life alone, until […]

Deadly Target by Elizabeth Goddard

Erin is making a life for herself in Seattle when her and her friend are in a freak boating accident, and then she gets a call from back home that her mother needs her after attempting self harm. Erin heads back to Montana and finds out her ex’s father has just been shot and is […]

The Summer After by Chandra Hoffman

We’d all love to run away from life sometimes, off to a tropical island where time and things don’t matter anymore and whatever we’ve left behind can stay there…. That is the backdrop of this novel and it sucks you right in. Dean and Juliet are trying to figure out life now as single parents. […]

The shell Collector by Nancy Naigle

I really enjoyed this novel. It was light-hearted, fun and a cozy read. Yes, to some it might be on the heavy side with grief, but I really loved Amanda’s character and felt the author did a great job in making her grief acceptable with the help of Maeve’s character. Amanda lost her husband two […]

Last Girl Ghosted by Lisa Unger

Nothing is ever “gone” on the internet. We now live in an online world, where everything is based off of appearance and you really do not know the true person who is behind that profile. Wren has used the online to her advantage and her friend Jax is trying to get her to get out […]

Learning to Speak Southern by Lindsey Rogers Cook

This was a really good, heartfelt novel. It really reminds us that we really don’t know what people are going through or may have in the past and to not be so judgmental, as things often are not as they may be appearing. Lex is heading back to the US after having been on an […]