Taming Lady Temperance is a delightful story, and the perfect mix of light and substance. The story features Noreen O’Sullivan. A rough childhood with her drunken and abusive father, has made her want to turn her hometown dry. She’s not concerned who she annoys in the process. Deputy James Paxton has ambitions to run for … Continue reading Taming Lady Temperance, by Karen Witemeyer
Deadly Currents kept me up late as it’s one of those books where you just need to know what’s going on and why. I think this was my favorite in the Hidden Bay series – and it does also work as a standalone novel. Cressida is in town researching for a book she’s finishing for … Continue reading Deadly Currents, by Elizabeth Goddard
Even After This is a story I prayed to see published and I am delighted to see it on my bookshelf. This story blew me away when I read it several years ago. That impact hasn’t changed. Completely. I don’t impress easily, but from the beginning pages this story will grip you. Meredith witnessed and … Continue reading Even After This, by Deborah Clack
Whiteout represents a double dose of things I love best. In this instance, books by Dani Pettrey and Lynette Eason. These ladies are two of my absolute favorites, so I knew this was going to be great. I don’t want to play favorites so am going to talk about these stories as a collection, not … Continue reading Whiteout, by Lynette Eason and Dani Pettrey
I thoroughly enjoyed Hearts on the Fly. This was my first book of 2026 and I thoroughly enjoyed it. In a season where more authors re moving to clean instead of Inspirational, I love that Shiloh does not budge from her cross-focused voice. Bravo. This story features Jabari, a pro hockey player struggling with failing … Continue reading Hearts on the Fly, by Toni Shiloh