With her debut novel The Frontiersman’s Daughter, Laura Frantz pulled us into the history of Kentuke and a frontier that we don’t see many published books touch on. Her sequel, Courting Morrow Little returns us to that time once more. And once again, I wasn’t disappointed. The book opens on a tragic moment in Morrow [...]
MY REVIEW: I spend a lot of time reading romantic suspense novels because I write in this genre, plus I love it. Rarely do I collect a whole series, that’s how picky of a collector I am. And Irene Hannon’s Heroes of Quantico series has earned the right to remain on my bookshelves. Hannon’s books [...]
MY REVIEW: Admittedly, I normally shy away from suspense novels that put children in harms way. The only exception to this case has been Wanda Dyson’s Abduction and even then her stellar writing kept me going. Call it my “Mom instinct” kicking in. I now have a new exception to that rule in Lynette Eason’s [...]
Today I have Sharon Gillenwater here talking about her latest release Jenna’s Cowboy. But first, my review on the book. Review: I do have to admit, it started a bit slow for me, but once I got past that, the meat of the story came through. For its genre of romance, this book is a [...]
This was supposed to go up two weeks ago, but with the death of my aunt I wasn’t ready to do so. Now, I’m ready to tell you about 2 books currently available from Revell. The Christmas Dog, by Melody Carlson Christmas miracles can come from unlikely sources. Betty Kowalski isn’t looking forward to the [...]
