Embers in the London Sky is a wonderful story that’s sure to capture readers hearts. Sarah Sundin is among the finest writers covering World War II and as with previous novels, the research is spotless. While fleeing to England, Aleida is separated from her sweet three year old son and then widowed all within the … Continue reading Embers in the London Sky, by Sarah Sundin
Lady of Disguise is a loose retelling of Jack and the Beanstalk, set in the late Middle Ages, in England. Louisa and her sister Margaret lost everything when her parents died. Her unscrupulous uncle took over his lands and title. Now he wants to force Louisa and Margaret into unsuitable but advantageous marriages to further … Continue reading Lady of Disguise, by Melanie Dickerson
Confession time – I felt strangely compelled to read When the Waters Came, but at the same time, didn’t expect to enjoy it. Weird, right? Especially as I have enjoyed every other book by this author that I’ve read. And thankfully, I couldn’t have been more wrong. This book is a masterpiece of weaving a … Continue reading When the Waters Came, by Candice Sue Paterson
To Spark a Match is book two of Jen Turano’s highly engaging The Matchmakers, series. Readers of Turano’s will not be surprised to learn the story starts with quite the scene and continues through an hilarious set of highly improbable events. But they aren’t impossible events, and these are Jen Turano characters. So there’s going … Continue reading To Spark a Match – Jen Turano
The Letter Tree is another well thought out and beautifully delivered novel from Rachel Fordham. Laura Bradshaw found a letter inside a tree at Buffalo Zoo. The discovery led her to make an anonymous friend who helped her deal with the loss of her mother. Years later the secret friendship is threatened by Laura’s father … Continue reading The Letter Tree, by Rachel Fordham