Things We Didn’t Say is an impressive debut. The well conceived story positions Green as a promising historical romance author. Brilliant language student Johanna Berglund is forced home from university to work as a translator in a German PoW camp in Minnesota. The facility’s commander hoped she could mollify the unhappy townspeople as she’s also … Continue reading Things We Didn’t Say by Amy Lynn Green
I loved the first book in the Amara Alvarez series and was pretty happy when the second one released. Thankfully, my anticipation for Network of Deceit was rewarded. After her explosive leap onto the murder investigation scene, we now see Amara navigate her first case as a homicide detective. Of course nothing is straightforward with … Continue reading Network of Deceit by Tom Threadgill
The Love Note is my first visit to the work of this author. Always a bit of a risk for this avid reader. There’s not a lot of spare space on my TBR (to be read) pile. This book rewarded me for my time spent reading it. The opening pages, introduce a nurse desperate to … Continue reading The Love Note by Joanna Davidson Politano
All Creatures Great and Small is that rare book that translates into TV, film and audio. Indeed, this has just been remade and released on Channel 5 in the UK and PBS in the US-highly recommended). Along with its TV brilliance, it’s wonderful to read and this is a STUNNING audiobook. Nicholas Ralph is the … Continue reading All Creatures Great and Small by James Herriot
Active Defense by Lynette Eason is the main reason my Christmas tree is still up in January. This is the second time an Eason book has delayed festive decor removal. My husband now throws me ‘the face’ when he sees her name on my wish list. The face communicates “got it. I’ll be taking up … Continue reading Active Defense by Lynette Eason