The Do-Over by Bethany Turner: When McKenna is summoned to the boardroom at Wallis, Monroe and Burkhead she pretty much expects to be named senior partner, however the very last thing that she could have expected was to be told that not only is she not going to be named the […]
In Forgiving Paris by Karen Kingsbury, When Ashley Baxter Blake was asked if she would like to have her paintings featured in her very own gallery showing in Paris, she knew it was the opportunity of a lifetime. Not only would she be proving to herself that she’s made it […]
Stand by Me by Pat Simmons: A beautiful and poignant story about falling in love while keeping the Christian Faith. Kym and Chaz first meet, and sparks fly immediately. Both are deeply involved with their faith, and therefore keep some distance between each other. Chaz is at a different part in […]
Never Saw You Coming by Erin Hahn: If being on the verge 0f adulthood wasn’t scary enough, imagine finding out that your entire childhood has been a lie? So to say that Meg Hennessey is feeling lost and completely of kilter is a complete understatement. With this new knowledge from her […]
Is It Any Wonder by Courtney Walsh is the second book in the Nantucket Love Story series, but reading it as a stand-alone was no problem. This was a new-to-me author and I was astonished by how emotional and beautifully written it was. Lately, second chance romance has seemed boring to […]
In Lean on Me (Family is Forever #1) by Pat Simmons, Tabitha Knicely and her sisters, Kym and Rachel, have had to make some unexpected decisions regarding their revered Aunt Tweet who is unfortunately battling dementia. The sisters have decided to split the care by taking their aunt in for […]
In Love and Other Mistakes by Jessica Kate, seven years after her fiancé left town ten days before their wedding, taking her dreams with him, Natalie runs into Jeremy, who goes by Jem, in town with his nine-month-old baby. She wants nothing to do with him, but she needs a […]
The Amish Teacher’s Gift by Rachel J. Good is such a beautiful and special story. I have long admired how the Amish view children and adults with special needs- they see them for who they are- individuals with special abilities, special needs, and they see what they are capable of […]
Belle by Sarah Price (An Amish Retelling of Beauty and the Beast) was so heartwarming and charming that I stayed up a good part of the night reading! I could not put it down! Sarah Price is a talented storyteller to be able to weave an Amish novel that is […]
The Gift (The Amish of Hart County #2) by Shelley Shepard Gray is one of those books that you find yourself plugging your kindle, and then your phone, in, so that you can find out what happens next, regardless of the charge you have left on your device! Shelley Shepard Gray continues […]