The Wind Blows in Sleeping Grass is a lovely story that I thoroughly enjoyed. I read very little fiction that doesn’t have a strong romance thread, but this sounded compelling so I gave it a try and was richly rewarded. The story itself started quite slowly as the author introduced us to the main characters … Continue reading The Wind Blows in Sleeping Grass by Katie Powner
The Letter Tree is another well thought out and beautifully delivered novel from Rachel Fordham. Laura Bradshaw found a letter inside a tree at Buffalo Zoo. The discovery led her to make an anonymous friend who helped her deal with the loss of her mother. Years later the secret friendship is threatened by Laura’s father … Continue reading The Letter Tree, by Rachel Fordham
My True Love Gave to Me is the latest Christmas short story from one of my favorite authors, Karen Witemeyer (Wit-uh-my-er). I’m adding the pronunciation guide because I said her name wrong for several years before learning the correct way. So I’m sharing the knowledge. To the matter at hand, this lovely Christmas quick read. … Continue reading My True Love Gave to Me
You Make It Feel Like Christmas is a standalone holiday read from the fabulous Toni Shiloh. Full disclosure, she’s an auto read author for me. It’s been a bumpy couple of weeks here and I needed a little pick me up. Enter You Make It Feel Like Christmas. Of note – don’t even think about … Continue reading You Make It Feel Like Christmas, by Toni Shiloh
Shadows at Dusk. Oh my. A bush pilot with a heartbreaking agenda and a detective on a desperate search. Come on. I binged this book in two days. Because snap. With two big tugs at my heart, I couldn’t leave the book unfinished. First we have a bush pilot who survived a horrific accident and … Continue reading Shadows at Dusk by Elizabeth Goddard