Down a Dark Road: Linda Castillo’s Kate Burkholder series just keeps getting better and better! Each book in the series has kept me up throughout the night on the edge of my seat, and this was no exception. Linda Castillo is extremely skilled at weaving a suspenseful and very “real” feeling […]
In More Than A Soldier by Irene Onorato, Cindy Giordano has been betrayed by her foster sister and her fiancé. Unable to find a job, she uses her time off to find her biological brother, Edward. It’s there where she meets former Special Forces solider Hank Fleming, who is Edward’s […]
His Guilt: Shelley Shepard Gray never fails to draw me in with her writing! She is so skilled and so descriptive. And, this series is one of those unusual series in which each book could be read so far as a stand alone. In “His Guilt”, readers are introduced to Waneta, […]
In Mr. Miracle (Angelic Intervention #10) by Debbie Macomber, Harry Mills is a guardian angel sent to Earth on a mission to help humans follow the right path to happiness, contentment and love. But being human is a lot more difficult than he initially thought. It’s a good thing Harry […]
In Unwrapped (Silver Creek #3.5) by Maisey Yates, Sarah was raised by her strict, unloving Grandmother. Her Grandmother is gone, but Sarah still lives in the same house she was raised in, still wears very conservative clothes, and is still a virgin at 30 years old. Sarah’s Grandmother tried to […]
Cowboys For Christmas are three stories that take place concurrently. I LOVE how the three authors managed to weave the stories together effortlessly with great flow. Cowboy’s For Christmas is fast paced and thoroughly entertaining. Having the three different POV’s through three stories added a lot of depth to an […]
In A Simple Hope (Lancaster Crossroads #2) by Rosalind Lauer, An auto accident took the lives of a couple of Rachel King’s friends and severely injured her fiance James, bringing sorrow to their small Amish community. Rachel still looks forward to building a life with James, but since losing the […]