By Cara Putman, Pepper Basham, Janine Rosche and Teresa Tysinger Christmas in Mistletoe Square is the sort of title that pulls me in immediately. Where is Mistletoe Square, what does it look like? Surely very festive, right? And the festive, cozy vibe sets a great backdrop for love. One of the authors, the very brilliant … Continue reading Christmas in Mistletoe Square
Carrie Turansky’s McAlister Family series highlights the difficulties faced by British Home Children, emigrated to Canada. The stories happen ten years apart. Each shows the children forcibly taken abroad, and the lengths their family went to, to reunite them. Sensitively written, the stories of Katie, Garth and little Grace will tug your heart strings. Thankfully, … Continue reading McAlister Family Series by Carrie Turansky
Things We Didn’t Say is an impressive debut. The well conceived story positions Green as a promising historical romance author. Brilliant language student Johanna Berglund is forced home from university to work as a translator in a German PoW camp in Minnesota. The facility’s commander hoped she could mollify the unhappy townspeople as she’s also … Continue reading Things We Didn’t Say by Amy Lynn Green
The Love Note is my first visit to the work of this author. Always a bit of a risk for this avid reader. There’s not a lot of spare space on my TBR (to be read) pile. This book rewarded me for my time spent reading it. The opening pages, introduce a nurse desperate to … Continue reading The Love Note by Joanna Davidson Politano
The Kissing Tree is a wonderful collection of romantic novellas. Each tale chronicles a love story and takes us through the lifespan of a glorious oak tree. They all cover a different era, and above all, each is written by a different author, all at the top of their game. Regina Jennings sets the stage … Continue reading The Kissing Tree