I’ve known Counterfeit Love author Crystal Caudill for almost a decade. Because we’re good friends, I’m extra relieved this book is great. This would be very awkward if I thought she’d written an average book. Thankfully, she’s produced one of the best debuts I’ve ever read. Counterfeit Love begins after Theresa has rebuilt her shattered … Continue reading Counterfeit Love by Crystal Caudill
The Letter from Briarton Park is my first time reading Sarah E Ladd, and it certainly won’t be the last. It’s been a while since I binge-read a book in two days. But this one, I tell you, had me gripped, between red herrings, bad guys hidden in plain sight, a swoony hero, admirable heroine … Continue reading The Letter from Briarton Park by Sarah E Ladd
Goodness, The Do Over was a delightful romp through two hearts as they take on New York. As you’d expect from a Bethany Turner story, the cast of characters transport readers quickly and entertain them thoroughly. McKenna is a lawyer in her late thirties. She’s on the cusp of having everything she ever dreamed, until … Continue reading The Do Over by Bethany Turner
Safe House Exposed is everything you’d hope for in a story by Darlene L. Turner. The first chapter kicks off with a figurative bang when people in the witness protection plan find their locations have been leaked. That’s bad enough, but then hits are issued on the dark web. Mason James is tasked with protecting … Continue reading Safe House Exposed by Darlene L. Turner
Until Leaves Fall in Paris is another triumph from Sarah Sundin. When I gave my husband a rough outline of the plot, he raised an eyebrow and complimented the author. For context: my husband teaches people to fly Spitfires, and has an extensive knowledge of WWII. Also, he reads almost exclusively nonfiction. So this is … Continue reading Until Leaves Fall in Paris, by Sarah Sundin