A More Perfect Union by Tammye Huf

A More Perfect Union is such a great read! The tidbits in the back of the books with the author interview also added so much to this story and the title. Based on a true story of her family history, this author told the amazing story of love prevailing at a time when it was […]

The Saints of Swallow Hill by Donna Everhart

I just loved this novel, and the characters, and the cover! This one was so good- if you liked Where the Crawdads Sing, then you will love this one also. You really felt the characters in this novel, and I felt like I was in the woods with the other characters, such great writing! Rae […]

High-Wire Heartbreak by Anna Schmidt

I love reading about anything having to do with the circus, and the history of it all. This was another very good read, told through dual storylines- past and then present. Chloe is on deadline for her next novel and trying to find inspiration but she feels she’s maybe hit writers block as whatever she […]

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 Girl Who Could Breathe Under Water by Erin Bartels

Summers and lake houses are for fun, sunshine, no care in the world, bonfires, parties, and often times secrets. Kendra has decided to move back into her grandfather’s old cabin on the lake, she needs inspiration after receiving an anonymous letter making her question her previously published novel. Was there unknown secrets, something she missed, […]

Sunflower Sisters by Martha Hall Kelly

As with all good novels, they must end and a series must at some point conclude- this is one of the best and I am sad that it is over with but these novels are so good! The midst of the Civil War is brewing, the men are enlisting, the women are doing all they […]

Daughter of the King by Kerry Chaput

This one took me a little bit to get into, but once I did- it was such a great, fast paced read! I learned a lot from this novel, and had never heard of the Daughters of the King, and how this was enacted to help colonize Canada by giving the women most of the […]

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 […]

Sometimes A Soldier Comes Home by Jessica Ciosek

Eleanor Mitchell has also become a war wife, like many other of her friends have been. She was one of the lucky ones, so they say, since Roger was drafted late in the war and there is hope he will be gone less than a year. With the help of her sisters and mother, Eleanor […]

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 […]