An Unpresentable Glory

Imagine returning home one evening and finding an injured man sprawled in the yard, what now? Societal norms dictate a call to 911 the next logical action, but what if the injured individual is adamantly opposed because he has secrets such a call would reveal? Linda Jensen found herself in this very situation. Her impulsive decision Read More

Summer Plans and Other Disasters

Callie Stevens is a grown woman who, at times, seems like a confused, awkward and emotional teenager. In Callie’s world, everything must be planned; no spontaneity, no unanticipated discoveries, nothing outside of her well-orchestrated plans. As a college educated adult, with a career teaching children, one would expect Callie, by the age of 27, would Read More

Dangerous to Know

Set in early 1800 England, Megan Whitson Lee’s Dangerous to Know takes readers into the tumultuous world of pre-James Dean rebel, Lord Gregory Gordon Bromby.  Possessing the appearance of a proper gentleman, up and coming poet Lord Bromby is anything but a gentleman. Even for readers drawn to the bad boy type, Lord Bromby is not Read More

Dancing in the Rain

Dancing in the Rain co-written by Eileen Rife and Jennifer Slattery provides a unique view of forgiveness, a theme that remains strong throughout the story. As a teen-ager Loni Parker’s sight was ripped from her on the night a drunk driver hit the car in which she and her father were traveling.  Readers meet Loni on Read More

Buried Secrets

Buried Secrets by Barbara Cameron is yet another Amish love story.  Although it does contain some unique elements, readers are liable to grow weary with the number of times protagonist Rose brews coffee, tea or hot chocolate. However, the developing relationship between widowed Rose, her young son Daniel, and handyman, Luke Miller hired to bring Read More

High Cotton

First, in the Bucklin Family Reunion Series Debby Mayne’s High Cotton is the story of several members of a loving but somewhat dysfunctional Southern family dynamic.  For anyone who appreciates sweet tea, names like Digger and Puddin’ and interfering family members, then High Cotton will feel like home. As she prepares for an upcoming family Read More

Real-Life Romance

Rhonda Stoppe’s Real-Life Romance is filled with page after page of real-life romance.  There’s no glossed over Hollywood fairy tales, just the true stories of everyday people. For anyone desiring a happy marriage, these stories provide hope that real love still exists.  For anyone with a broken marriage, these stories provide hope for reconciliation.  For Read More