The Juliet Code is the third in the fantastic series with Freddie and Grace. The story stands alone, but really, why wouldn’t you read the first two to see where this highly endearing, crime solving duo came from? Fresh from a near death experience in Cairo (but no spoilers, you’re safe), Freddie, Lord Astley, is … Continue reading The Juliet Code, by Pepper Basham
To Spark a Match is book two of Jen Turano’s highly engaging The Matchmakers, series. Readers of Turano’s will not be surprised to learn the story starts with quite the scene and continues through an hilarious set of highly improbable events. But they aren’t impossible events, and these are Jen Turano characters. So there’s going … Continue reading To Spark a Match – Jen Turano
Starstruck, by Amy Clipston, is highly recommended for readers who enjoy a swoonworthy romance. This review begins with a trip to the ER. I’m fine but needed to get something checked out. As you’ll most likely know, the Emergency Room isn’t usually a quick visit. When I arrived there was standing room only. So I … Continue reading Starstruck – Amy Clipston
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