I need to start with a disclaimer about The Undercover Heiress of Brockton Hall. Kelly Goshorn is one of my closest friends and my writing partner. This means I saw this book when it was barely a couple of chapters written as a proof of concept. The finished, published version is a long way from … Continue reading The Undercover Heiress of Brockton by Kelly Goshorn
Wes and Addie Had Their Chance is the latest in a delightful series of standalone stories set in Adelaide Springs, CO. This friend group is a gift that keeps on giving. After Addie’s professional and personal life implode in a redacted mess she can never tell her friends about, she returns to live with her … Continue reading Wes and Addie Had Their Chance, by Bethany Turner
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I opened my copy of The Greatest Story Ever Told, but highly recommend you give it a look. This fictionalized version of the life of Jesus is told extremely cleverly. But before I get into that, a disclaimer: when I say fictionalized, the author went to great lengths … Continue reading The Greatest Story Ever Told, by Bear Grylls
To Love a Beast is the fourth in the brilliant Texas Ever After series and firmly in the running for my favorite. The story centers on Everett Griffin. The former playboy is shunned by his former friends after being disfigured. With no interest in making new ones, Griffin retreats to a country estate. His best … Continue reading To Love a Beast, by Karen Witemeyer
I read Second Chance at Sunshine Inn in three days. That’s how taken I was with the premise of the story and the main characters. Imagine inheriting half an inn with a total stranger. That’s what happens to travel nurse Everleigh. Cade has been the inn’s handyman and cared for Everleigh’s godmother as her health … Continue reading Second Chance at Sunshine Inn, by Amy Clipston