Among the Innocent is my first book by Mary Alford and I was gripped from page one. The book tells the sad story of Leah Miller, the soul survivor of a ruthless killer who slaughtered her entire family almost ten years ago. The horror forced Leah to leave her Amish upbringing after being adopted by … Continue reading Among the Innocent by Mary Alford
Unfailing Love is a lovely safe place to escape for a good few hours. Whether you’ve watched the tv series When Hope Calls, or not, this story is great for lovers of historical romance or historical fiction. The book is the third in a series about the Lilian Walsh and Grace Bennett, sisters who were … Continue reading Unfailing Love by Janette Oke & Laurel Logan Oke
I have yet to meet a James Hannibal story I haven’t loved and Elysium Tide is no exception. The story started with a gripping medical scene and then rolled over to compelling events in Hawaii. Then, boom, the race is on to find a killer. Firstly, as ever, this novel is hallmarked by Hannibal’s meticulous … Continue reading Elysium Tide by James Hannibal
Sunburst is book two in what’s shaping up to be a brilliant series from one of my go-to authors. The stories stand alone, but put together form a broader story arc that certainly ramps up in Sunburst. This visit to the Alaskan ranch, we meet Ranger Kingston, former Navy Seal, struggling with a medical condition … Continue reading Sunburst, by Susan May Warren
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