It’s not often I find a book that makes me stop what I should be doing so I can read, but The Last Way Home firmly entered that category. I love a solid brooding hero and Eli Ross fits the bill perfectly. The wounded athlete is expelled from the NHL and forced to return home. … Continue reading The Last Way Home, by Liz Johnson
The Heart of the Mountains is one of those stories that I didn’t want to end. Actually, I’d quite like to be in the Blue Ridge mountains hanging out with Cora and Jeb. Cora found herself under pressure to marry a creep. To escape him, she flees England, to the mountains where her brother is … Continue reading The Heart of the Mountains by Pepper Basham
He says, “Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.” Psalm 46:10 I remember vividly hearing a now very old song by Steven Curtis Chapman, called King of the Jungle. He talked about how if he could get one hand free, he’d be pulling … Continue reading Still, by Debb Hackett
An Unlikely Alliance is a great summer read. The pages will flew by, and made me chuckle, then sigh. This is a classic enemies to lovers trope. Jalissa dislikes Rider because he cracks too many jokes when she thinks could be serious. Rider dislikes Jalissa because she’s often sharp with him. What he doesn’t know … Continue reading An Unlikely Alliance, by Toni Shiloh
Unfailing Love is a lovely safe place to escape for a good few hours. Whether you’ve watched the tv series When Hope Calls, or not, this story is great for lovers of historical romance or historical fiction. The book is the third in a series about the Lilian Walsh and Grace Bennett, sisters who were … Continue reading Unfailing Love by Janette Oke & Laurel Logan Oke