Bookshop by the Sea is a glorious read. I picked it up too early for beach season, but reserve the right to read it again in the summer. Sophie Lawson is a dream heroine. Her flaw – being all together too kind to others. This manifests itself by turning Sophie into a doormat for her … Continue reading Bookshop by the Sea by Denise Hunter
Present Danger had me at the cover. Then the back cover copy. Then the endorsements from Romantic Suspense royalty like Lynette Eason and Rachel Dylan. How could I lose? I’m careful about adding new authors. I read voraciously and to be transported, not disappointed. But the staggering beauty of Montana is the backdrop for this … Continue reading Present Danger by Elizabeth Goddard
All That Really Matters is a heartstring-tugging triumph. Nicole Deese’s latest brilliant offering takes readers into the life of a true millennial. Molly works as a social media influencer, reviewing, endorsing, teaching and blogging about fashion and beauty products. When she’s advised to do some volunteer work to make her more attractive to Hollywood, she … Continue reading All That Really Matters by Nicole Deese
The Paris Dressmaker is a breathtaking work. This is that wonderful combination of research and heart, masterfully woven together by a powerfully gifted storyteller. The story follows two unconnected Parisienne women. Sandrine and Lila both take on startling roles within the French resistance after the Nazi’s invade France. Sandrine is raising her son alone because … Continue reading The Paris Dressmaker by Kristy Cambron
Abducted in Alaska is a wild ride of a book. From the explosive beginning with bullets flying, the story starts off full of action and doesn’t really slow down until the very last page. The second installment of this exciting series, set at different points along the Canadian border is no less attention grabbing than … Continue reading Abducted in Alaska by Darlene L. Turner