A fantastic series deserves a fitting conclusion and Countdown, by Lynette Eason certainly delivers that. This fourth offering in the Extreme Measures series features flight medic Raina Price. She’s successfully hidden from a deadly past for over a decade, but a chance news report throws her back into harm’s way. Vincent Corelli is a US … Continue reading Countdown, by Lynette Eason
The Happy Life of Isadora Bentley first grabbed me with the title. Then the back cover copy. Courtney Walsh is a go to writer for me and this looked to be a doozy. It was. The basic premise is a solitary academic researcher takes on thirty one challenges to disprove that the activities will make … Continue reading The Happy Life of Isadora Bentley, by Courtney Walsh
With Every Memory is the first book I’ve read by Janine Rosche, and wow! This story packs a mighty emotional punch. I’m very careful about adding new authors to my reading list, because I never want to write a bad review. There was something about first, the beautiful cover, and then the back cover blurb, … Continue reading With Every Memory, by Janine Rosche
Fairest of Hearts is a near perfect literary trifecta. Strong faith based romance, retired cowhands (Seven to be precise) and Karen Witemeyer at the helm. What’s not to love? Throw in a life-sized portion of Texas and a scurrilous villain, and boom. Readers are in for a treat. It doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to recognize … Continue reading Fairest of Heart, by Karen Witemeyer
Memory Lane was a book I highly anticipated, and I wasn’t disappointed. After experiencing a trauma, stood sculptor Remy has settled on a remote island off the coast on Maine. Her life is simple and ordered and safe. Until she spots a swimmer in trouble in the ocean and rescues him. The man is in … Continue reading Memory Lane, by Becky Wade