Tina’s review of The Letters (Inn at Eagle Hill #1) by Suzanne Woods Fisher Amish fiction has a special place in my heart. And Suzanne Woods Fisher is one of the authors I look for when I want to read a book in this genre. The Letters is the first book in her new series […]
Judith’s review of Until Now by Kayla Perrin Never again, she vows. Now that her abusive ex-husband is in prison, Tamara Jackson has finally found some peace. Life can be sweet; as long as she remembers not to lose herself in another relationship. She pledges to remain strong, independent and single. But now change is […]
Tina’s review of Snake Road by Sue Peebles I requested a copy of Snake Road by Sue Peebles to review not knowing that the book was from a UK author. I believe that I have only read books written by American authors, so this was a new experience for me. Snake Road takes place in […]
Judith’s review of Badlands (Aftershock #3) by Jill Sorenson Love is the most dangerous territory of all . . . Every day, bodyguard Owen Jackson puts his life on the line — and keeps his feelings for Penny Sandoval locked away. Assigned to protect Penny’s father, a presidential candidate, Owen can’t get emotionally involved. That […]
Gosh, when I started reading these Mackenzie novels I was sure, as I finished each succeeding one, that they couldn’t get any better. Well, they just keep on keeping on, and this latest one is a surprising tale in many ways. Featuring the illegitimate brother who is now a Scotland Yard chief detective inspector, the […]
