Tension, Romance, and Twists

Last weekend, I delighted in inhaling Rising Darkness by fellow Suspense Sister, Nancy Mehl.  This is the 3rd book in her Finding Sanctuary series, but I’ve found that the two I’ve enjoyed (this one along with the first) are carefully crafted, stand-alone books. The well-loved characters from past books revisited in the third enhancing the story for readers who have followed along, but

Review: Somebody Like You by Beth K. Vogt

I’m so blessed to be part of Beth K. Vogt‘s Blog Tour! I had never read any of her work before this book, yet I already respected her. She has led several virtual classes on the My Book Therapy site. I’ve learned so much from her and appreciate her generosity in sharing her skill! 

Review: Talon by Ronie Kendig

I’ve been evaluating things in books that I don’t like, so allow me to share a book I LOVED! Talon, by award winning novelist, Ronie Kendig is the middle book in her series about Military Working Dogs. But unlike some middle episodes in series (ahem*Star Wars*cough) this story grips the reader at the beginning and holds a powerful ending.

Review: Love in the Wind by Elizabeth Goddard

I can’t believe at my age, I’ve never been the least bit interested in sailing. Until reading Elizabeth Goddard‘s new book, Love in the Wind. This book is such a peaceful read after the intense suspense stories that I’ve been indulging in. Love in the Wind is like a breath of fresh sea air. (Or breezy lake air as the case may be.)

Review: Heaven’s Prey

I’m so flattered that Janet Sketchley asked me to review her debut book, Heaven’s Prey. I was a little reticent as I scanned the blurb, but the premise made my heart start pounding. See if you have the same reaction:

Review: A Ranch to Call Home by Leann Harris

The last book I read truly provided an oasis during a very busy time. Do you ever get that kind of stress? Like you’re a basketball going from one thing to another, always moving, always full of energy. So when any downtime came – and I mean ANY: grocery lines, carpool, dentist waiting room (just a handful of places I enjoyed over the past two weeks) – I pulled out this book and was wafted away to small town, south of Ft. Worth, with amiable people and a warm inviting story.

Review: Love on the Slopes by Elizabeth Goddard

I have an new book to review! I LOVE reading Christmas or wintery themes during this season, and this book fits the bill! The perfect size for a relaxing afternoon or a before-bedtime distraction, this story is great for anyone desiring a clean romance.