A Christmas Haven fascinated me with a rare glimpse into the inner facets of Amish life within different traditions. I had no idea there was more than one way to live this life. Along with a lovely story, this was a gentle education. Ivy Zook is a member of an Old Order Amish family. She … Continue reading A Christmas Haven by Cindy Woodsmall
As a career radio journalist, I was excited to pick up Point of Danger by Irene Hannon. A longtime fan of her work, I was confident I’d enjoy the book vey much, and I wasn’t wrong. Not many novels feature radio stations and I can say Hannon’s depiction of the coffee is spot on. More … Continue reading Point of Danger by Irene Hannon
Are you a reader who likes to read with the seasons? For 9 months of the year, I’m happy with whenever a story is set, but From mid-October I like some festive in the mix. There are some wonderful Christmas reads out there, here are some of my favorites… Where Treetops Glisten This beauty is … Continue reading Wonderful Christmas Reads
Autumn Skies kept the pages turning and I fell more in love with the characters as the chapters flew by. This third and final installment of the Bluebell Inn series works completely as a standalone novel. However, it’s a great end to a lovely trio of highly recommended books. Finally, after Grace leapt on to … Continue reading Autumn Skies by Denise Hunter
Until I Met You is my first experience of a Tari Faris novel. I’ll be picking up the first in the series and anything else she writes. I should say though, I didn’t feel like I’d missed out, but rather want to go back and read backstories. Heritage, Michigan is looking for a new librarian … Continue reading Until I Met You by Tari Faris