Genre: Suspense
Abducted in Alaska by Darlene L. Turner – Guest Post
Finding Joy in Forgiveness By Darlene L. Turner Early morning is my favourite time, especially during the warmer months. I love to sit outside on my patio listening to the cardinals sing during the summer. I enjoy smelling the freshness in the air and marvelling in the creation of the […]
The Price of Valor by Susan May Warren – Book Review
Wow! I’ve been waiting for The Price of Valor to learn Ham’s story and also to see how all the loose ends in both the Global Search and Rescue and The Montana Marshalls series tied up. And it was everything I hoped for, and more! While the action seemed non-stop as Ham […]
Everywhere to Hide by Siri Mitchell – Book Review
Everywhere to Hide was unusual because of the details that weren’t shared. Whitney’s face blindness rendered her unable to “map” faces and therefore she had no way of recognizing anyone’s face. It also meant that as she related her story, she didn’t describe anyone by their facial features or by […]
Cold Case Pursuit by Dana Mentink – Book Review
I’ve been reading all the books in the True Blue K-9 Unit: Brooklyn series in preparation for the release of Dana Mentink’s Cold Case Pursuit, knowing that each one builds on the previous one as the K-9 team hunts down the killer in a cold case. They have been releasing […]
Certain Threat by Kimberly Rose Johnson – Book Review
Faith and fiction is a great way to describe Kimberly Rose Johnson’s stories, whether they are romance, cozy mystery, or suspense. Or, what I have officially dubbed today as “Sweet Suspense” to distinguish it from the kind that is more edge-of-your-seat. I enjoyed reading more about Frank in Certain Threat. […]
The Red Ribbon by Pepper D. Basham – Book Review
When a beloved author writes a in new genre, one that is a departure from what I have come to expect, I normally just get excited and dive right in. At least I have until recently. The True Colors series by Barbour is one that has me hesitating. These are […]
Persian Betrayal by Terry Brennan – Book Review
My Thoughts The second book of the Empires of Armageddon series, Persian Betrayal continues Brain Mullaney’s adventures in protecting the US Embassy and the ambassador in Israel. Just as in Ishmael Covenant, it is filled with explosions, intrigue, and treachery. If you have not yet read Ishmael Covenant, be warned […]