In Honor’s Defense is a glorious book. Glorious. The whole Hanger’s Horsemen series has been excellent, but I think this might just be my favorite. Hard to say. But I think it just edged the other two out. For the third and final offering, Preach takes center stage, alongside Damaris, who has spent most of … Continue reading In Honor’s Defense by Karen Witemeyer
Okay, I’ll start with a confession. The Souls of Lost Lake is my first Jaime Jo Wright book. While I might need some post-completion therapy, it won’t be my last. Wow. This author is brilliant. I don’t typically read straight suspense, and happily, there are small romance threads in this split time story, one in … Continue reading The Souls of Lost Lake by Jaime Jo Wright
Critical Alliance had a lot to live up to and didn’t disappoint. The first two books in the Rocky Mountain Courage series were excellent, as was this third offering. This story does a deep dive into the world of cyber crime and high end technology. Family outcast Mackenzie Hanson made some silly mistakes as a … Continue reading Critical Alliance by Elizabeth Goddard
Madness in Wonderland is a tremendously imaginative retelling of Alice in Wonderland. Readers who enjoy Steampunk will relish this read. This new version centers on the Queen’s evil battle for supremacy. She’s created an automaton army, led by Alpha, a semi-human, partially engineered killing machine. But Alpha doesn’t want to kill. Alice and Hatter are … Continue reading Madness in Wonderland by Tabitha Bouldin
Willow is heartbreaking and brilliant and not an easy book to read. But definitely worth the effort. Book two in the critically acclaimed Metcalfes series tells the story of Willow Metcalfe, a trafficking aftercare specialist working at a camp in Nigeria. When her compound is attacked by terrorists, Willow and some of the victims she’d … Continue reading Willow, by Ronie Kendig