Christmas Revelation by Anne Perry was painfully boring. I really wanted to like it, but there simply wasn’t anything likable. The point of the story lies buried beneath multiple layers and oddball characters. Readers are unceremoniously dumped into a wild goose chase, without any groundwork. Convinced I’d missed something important, I reread the first few Read More
We are celebrating these gorgeous new covers for the Seven trilogy by Sara Davison, with a blog blitz and giveaway hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! ABOUT THE BOOKS Title: The End Begins (Seven Trilogy #1) Author: Sara Davison Publisher: Ashberry Lane/WhiteFire Publishing Genre: Romantic Suspense One of them is a prisoner and one of them Read More
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
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
What happens when an injured Navy Seal is forced to leave the career he loves, return to a place he ran from and face the woman he has loved forever but knows can never be his? These are the questions on every reader’s mind after their introduction to strong, silent type Zach Norman. Zach’s happiest Read More
With the release of the movie, “A Wrinkle in Time” stirring up controversy in the Christian community, it seems Sarah Arthur’s, A Light So Lovely: The Spiritual Legacy of Madeleine L’Engle might provide valuable insight. It doesn’t. In her book, Arthur points to L’Engle as a highly intellectual and unique person. The failure lies in Read More
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
