I thoroughly enjoyed A Healing Touch. What a beautiful story. I do find Amish culture fascinating and Suzanne Woods Fisher does a great job of drip feeding the details into the plot. There were several storylines in this book with a marriage on the rocks, a life paused by grief and another stifled by expectation. … Continue reading A Healing Touch, by Suzanne Woods Fisher
Over the Edge is book two in the Undaunted Courage series. The book also works well as a standalone novel. This story is so clever. After serving a major trauma, personal chef Lindsey Barnes moved away to start fresh, until she unwittingly stumbled on a murder. Detective Jack Tucker isn’t at all convinced by Lindsey’s … Continue reading Over the Edge, by Irene Hannon
After such a great series, a lot was resting on the shoulders of Fireproof, and it didn’t disappoint. When you mix an undercover operative an ambitious smokejumper, a wildfire and (because this is Susan May Warren) a missing nuclear warhead, things are going to kickoff. In this sixth book in a great series, we get … Continue reading Fireproof, by Susan May Warren
The Christmas Catch is a thoroughly enjoyable story that I struggled to put down. Bebe and Jahleel were high school sweethearts but a college offer to prepare him for the NFL tore them apart. When Jahleel is injured, he heads home to try and save his career, despite a tricky relationship with his pastor father. … Continue reading The Christmas Catch, by Toni Shiloh
Fireline grabbed my attention from page one and didn’t give it back until I reached the end. Something about these characters settled deep down inside me. I needed to make sure everything ended well before I could close the book. Booth is living a secret double life as a Homeland Security agent in hiding. He … Continue reading Fireline, by Kate Angelo