I was very excited to read The Killing Tide. I’ve read all of Dani Pettrey’s published work and a new series is a very exciting prospect. The first series, Alaskan Courage was set, funnily enough, in Alaska. Then came Chesapeake Valor, in and around Baltimore. Now, for Coastal Guardians we land at the beach in … Continue reading The Killing Tide by Dani Pettrey
It’s with mixed emotions an avid reader picks up the final book in a brilliant series, but I had been ready to read Gabe and Anissa’s story since I first met them in Beneath the Surface. This whole series has been wonderful. The second installment, In Too Deep kept the pages turning apace and then, … Continue reading One Final Breath by Lynn Blackburn
Goodness me but that’s what I call going out with a bang! Vow of Justice, the final installment in Lynette Eason’s Blue Justice series is the literary equivalent of a visit to Six Flags – twists, turns and stomach-dropping moments on every other page. As with the previous offerings, VOJ features another law enforcement member … Continue reading Vow of Justice by Lynette Eason
Have you ever been nervous to turn to the first page of a book? I’ll admit, I was a shade twitchy as I opened Storm Rising by Ronie Kendig. Her last offering, Thirst of Steel had sent the Tox Files out with more an explosion than a simple bang. I wasn’t really sure how an … Continue reading Storm Rising
Karen Witemeyer has long been right in a medal position of “my favorite historical romance authors.” Her books are that perfect blend of faith, love, struggles and humor. Her latest offering, More Than Words Words Can Say doesn’t disappoint. This is a continuation of the Patchwork Family series that began with More Than Meets the … Continue reading More Than Words Can Say