by Susan May Warren Sundown is the perfect conclusion to another great series form Susan May Warren. The book stands alone, but I’d still recommend reading the first two. As a reader, I love knowing the backstory of the characters. Strictly speaking, that’s not always necessary (and isn’t in this case), but I think it … Continue reading Sundown
by Hallee Bridgeman Honor’s Refuge is the third in the Love and Honor series, and the third book in the series I couldn’t put down. Hallee Bridgeman probably owes me a tube of concealer for the nights I’ve stayed up way late reading. Unlike the first two books that largely feature military action, this story … Continue reading Honor’s Refuge
by Darlene L. Turner Explosive Christmas Showdown is one of those books that starts (literally) with a bang. Because this is a Darlene Turner novel, the story then leaves you a little bit breathless until the bad guy is identified, caught and stopped. Seriously. The pages flew by. Analyst Olive Wells is forced to swallow … Continue reading Explosive Christmas Showdown
All That is Hidden is one of those impressive books that reels you in quickly. The story is set in a small mountain town. The type where everyone knows everyone else’s business, and catalogs the escapades of Tina and her brother. There’s much excitement when plans to build a theme park are approved, despite her … Continue reading All that is Hidden, by Laura DeNooyer
by Vannetta Chapman The Christmas Quilt is a lovely story that stands alone, although it’s part of a much bigger collection. If you aren’t a fan of Amish stories, then this probably isn’t for you, although to be honest I don’t read a lot of Amish fiction, but thoroughly enjoyed this. The main story focuses … Continue reading The Christmas Quilt