The Bitter End Birding Society is exactly what you’d expect from an Amanda Cox novel. This story is packed full on nuance, emotional intelligence and character growth. Throw in a few shocks along the way and you’ve got a real page-turner. The story features teacher Ana Lee Watkins who has finished the school year after … Continue reading The Bitter End Birding Society, by Amanda Cox
I loved reading The Sands of Sea Blue Beach. I’ve long admired Rachel Hauck’s writing and this story didn’t change that enjoyment. The plot revolves around journalist Emery Quinn, who faced the best and worst summer of her life in Sea Blue Beach. Best because she met a boy who was her soulmate, but the … Continue reading The Sands of Sea Blue Beach, by Rachel Hauck
Perilous Tides is a page turner of a read, with Elizabeth Goddard reinforcing why she’s one of the best in the romantic suspense genre. Wow, this was clever. Perilous Tides features forensic artist Jo Cattrell who lived in seclusion until a strange message from her father pulled her out of safety. While searching for him, … Continue reading Perilous Tides by Elizabeth Goddard
Final Approach is a fitting end – the whole Lake City Heroes has been excellent and this is no different. This story starts with a hijacking and keeps going with the high stakes action until the very end. Air Marshall Kristine Duncan isn’t even on duty but must act to calm the situation. She’s helped … Continue reading Final Approach, by Lynette Eason
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