Publisher: Revell
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 […]
Nothing Short of Wondrous by Regina Scott – Book Review
Set on protecting the land, the animals, and her inn, the feisty innkeeper, Kate, wasn’t afraid to do whatever it took. I admired her strength and ingenuity, and especially her determination. She knew the land surrounding her so well and was a better fit to help Will and his regiment […]
A Dazzle of Diamonds by Liz Johnson – Book Review
When accusations of treasonous behavior by one of his ancestors threaten Tucker’s campaign for Sheriff, he and his best friend, Penelope, set out to disprove the slander by seeking the treasure his family was accused of stealing. I was captivated from the start by Liz Johnson’s clever way with words. […]
An Appalachian Summer by Ann H. Gabhart – Book Review, Preview
I have decided that it must be impossible to write about the Appalachian Mountains without infusing your story with the artistry, imagery, and music of nature. Or so it appears from the ones I have read. An Appalachian Summer continues this tradition with a vivid portrayal of the beauty of […]
What Momma Left Behind by Cindy K. Sproles – Book Review, Preview
I was a little in awe of the way the author maintained the voice of Worie in her speech and her thoughts throughout the story! Narrated in the first person, the entire story was told with an Appalachian accent. I have not often seen this done – it certainly worked […]
Heart of a Hero by Susan May Warren – Book Review, Preview
Aria lived her life in order to repay her twin sister’s gift to her – her heart. She always felt that Kia was the brave one, the one who lived big while she was the practical one who merely watched others live their lives. Whenever Aria showed bravery, she attributed […]
Hadley Beckett’s Next Dish by Bethany Turner – Book Review
Food, flirtation, and fun. After a disastrous meeting on a food competition, in which Max proved himself to be a complete jerk, Hadley would have been happy never to see him again. And yet, life seldom turns out the way we plan, does it? So, Max. Seriously, he was a […]
Starfish Pier by Irene Hannon – Book Review, Preview
As the middle of three sisters, I loved having teachers in school who knew my older sister! She was always smart, well behaved, and a bit of a perfectionist. And all the teachers loved her! So when I walked into classes on the first day of school, I often heard […]