Darlene L. Turner is a new author for me. Intrigued by the description of Border Breach, I decided to give it a read. I grew up in Southern California and experienced border checks anytime we traveled between Orange and San Diego Counties and had never really considered the various things […]
When Joanna discovers a mysterious woman, unconscious on the stairs to her apartment, her life begins to change in ways she never would have imagined. Secrets long kept are revealed as the mystery about the identity of this woman remains concealed. Then, when it appears Joanna is now in danger, […]
Full of suspense, Killer Harvest deals with a single mother, a biologist in Central California, who is thrust into a world of intrigue and terrorists. Sassa was nicknamed Sassy Sassa by her boss, and fittingly so. Her failed marriage had taught her the importance of standing up for herself and […]
Cold Case Connection is a fast-paced adventure as Helen and Sergio attempt to find the person who murdered his sister (her best friend) Fiona, three years earlier, and whom they suspect also murdered a high-school girl in the nearby caves fifteen years earlier. Danger lurks on every side and likely […]
Have you ever played the “would you rather” game? You know, “would you rather this or this?” with each choice being equally appalling. I have often considered that the one sense I would be most loath to lose is my eyesight. While I’m not afraid that I wouldn’t be able to […]
More than once, my husband has asked me how I can stand not listening to music while I’m doing something. Music is significant to him and he listens to it continually. The funny thing (to me) is that when he asks, I often have to stop and listen to realize […]
I really like the conflict of Amish and Englisch thrown together in stories, so when I saw the description of Amish Covert Operation, I was eager to read it. Poor Katie was only trying to find her brother and found herself being shot at and running for her life! How […]
Whip up or whoa! According to Mitch, in Danger on the Ranch, that means it’s time to make a decision. No time to waste. No more vacillating. As the prophet Elijah put it “How long will you waver between two opinions?” (I Kings 18:21) The people of Israel had forsaken […]
My dad cooked a handful of things when I was growing up, and only that handful. Pancakes – which he cooked but didn’t mix the batter. He always had fun making them into shapes for us. Looking back, I wonder if this was to cover up the fact he couldn’t […]
I think my dad would say that the only thing our dogs were trained to do was to escape from our yard. . . Growing up we had a Miniature Poodle, Rascal, who was a gift from my aunt when I was around seven. We girls thought he was the […]