Lynn Blackburn’s Beneath the Surface is my beacon of reading light. It was with a mixture of excitement and sadness that I picked up the final book in Dani Pettrey’s Chesapeake Valor Series. The books have been some of her finest writing in my opinion, but the stories are coming to an end. I was … Continue reading Beneath the Surface by Lynn H Blackburn
Isn’t it really fun to pick up a book you already know you’re going to enjoy? That’s how I felt when “Imperfect Justice” arrived in my mailbox. I’ve read one of Cara Putman’s contemporary romances, a historical fiction work and a Christmas novella and been a tiny bit sad when I reached the end of … Continue reading Imperfect Justice by Cara Putman
I love finding an author whose voice is a breath of fresh air, and Jan Elder is one of those. I also have the privilege of having met Jan twice and can confirm she is delightful and every bit as sweet as the chocolates in the shop that’s at the center of her latest novella, … Continue reading A Semi Sweet Summer by Jan Elder
Have you ever read about a place and then wanted to visit or perhaps even move there? The Widow of Larkspur Inn makes me want to visit its setting, very much. Admittedly I wouldn’t need much persuading to pack up and head for Hawaii, despite all the murder Colleen Coble has created there. I wouldn’t … Continue reading The Widow of Larkspur Inn by Lawanna Blackwell
Have you read The Stars for a Light? If you have, I wonder do you have a favorite fictional hero? Perhaps it’s Becky Wade’s Ty Porter (My One and Only) who oozes charisma. Or maybe you prefer Marcus O’Malley (The Guardian), with his quiet strength. If you like to see a man who can humble … Continue reading The Stars for a Light