Flashpoint certainly kept the pages turning, including between 0400 and 0500 when I just needed to finish the story so I knew how it ended. Fiddle. That was a quick and gripping read. The basic premise has rookie firefighter Emily trying to prove herself to the hotshot team she’s joined. Instead, her quick thinking in … Continue reading Flashpoint, by Susan May Warren & Lisa Phillips
After the first in the series, The Roads We Follow was one of my most anticipated reads of 2024. Thankfully it wasn’t a disappointment. Quite the contrary. The basic premise is that Raegan Farrow, the daughter of A list country star Luella Farrow must accompany her mom and two sisters on a two week road … Continue reading The Roads We Follow, by Nicole Deese
The British Booksellers will grab your attention and leave you turning pages into the night. This is a sweeping romance, spanning more than three decades and two world wars. This lovely book reads like an epic love story. Amos and Charlotte are kept apart by class, expectation and, ultimately, war. Amos is a tenant farmer’s … Continue reading The British Booksellers, by Kristy Cambron
Always Think of Me is the debut novel of Lori Keesey, and a compelling read. Do you have a lost love? The one that got away? This story follows TC’s journey to rediscovering this person in his life. Finding Ginny again teaches him all about second chances, and how they often don’t fit into neat … Continue reading Always Think of Me, by Lori Keesey
Hidden in the Night is the third novel in the excellent Missing in Alaska series. Like the others, this one works as a standalone too. Do I really need to say ‘missing Jack London manuscript’, ‘rekindled romance,’ or ‘multiple attempts on their lives’ before you go buy a copy? This book is a doozy. Seriously … Continue reading Hidden in the Night by Elizabeth Goddard