Christmas in Peachtree Bluff by Kristy Woodson Harvey

This was a fun, heartfelt holiday novel. Not too Christmasy or cheesy but a good heartfelt reminder of what really matters during the holidays and that family will always be family and there for you no matter what. The Murphy women and their families all transcend to Peachtree Bluff for Thanksgiving and the festivities to […]

The Girls from the Beach by Andie Newton

This is another great WWII historical fiction novel you need to add to your list! I have not read many with women from the US who were over there helping to fight in the front line. This story follows four women nurses who were on the front lines of battle, and also has a dual […]

Surviving Savannah by Patti Callahan

The Pulaski, was one of the most luxurious steamships of the time, in 1838. Now often referred to as the Titanic of the south, met its demise long before the Titanic did. It was the new way of travel, those with prestige and wealth were looking forward to now taking steamships to the north to […]

The Irish Fiasco by Geoff Quaife

Mid-Seventeenth century investigator Luke Tremayne has been summoned to Cromwell. He has just been handed a new assignment, find out who murdered the Colonel Angus McGregor. He has been murdered well away from his normal post and with him is an unexpected amount treasure. Treasure that he also now is in charge of to use […]