Sunrise Reef is a great testimony to Irene Hannon’s skill. Not many authors can keep readers coming back to the eleventh book in a series, but this one is every bit as great as the very first visit to Hope Harbor. This time we have barista Bren who has built a quiet but happy life … Continue reading Sunrise Reef, by Irene Hannon
Uneasy Street is an excellent page turning, heart wrenching, soul delighting final book in the brilliant Sons of Scandal series. In this final outing from Maine, we get to grips with Max, the half brother of our first two heroes. Max is a tech millionaire, but while financially rich, he’s heart poor after his relationship … Continue reading Uneasy Street, by Becky Wade
Midnight on the Scottish Shore is extremely clever. The only way Dutch native Cilla van der Zee can escape the horrors of war and the increasingly powerful Nazi party, is to train as a spy for them. Deployed swiftly, Cilla intends seek sanctuary with her aunt. Unfortunately she’s caught by Navy Lt Lachlan Mackenzie and … Continue reading Midnight on the Scottish Shore, by Sarah Sundin
With All Her Heart is such a sweet story. I read quite a few Amish stories. Partly because I’m fascinated with the lifestyle and in awe of the strength it must take, and partly because there are some extremely gifted authors writing such stories. Such us the case here. Kelly Irwin has woven together a … Continue reading With All Her Heart, by Kelly Irvin
The Water Keeper is my first Charles Martin novel and I am blown away. This book took a few chapters to fully grip me, but I was intrigued by the explosive beginning. Then as the story slowly began to unfold, the fascination built. From about halfway, I picked the story up at every possible moment. … Continue reading The Water Keeper, by Charles Martin