In an age where independent women are often celebrated, it can be hard to consider a time in history when independence was not only discouraged but also severely frowned upon. Women had no rights, could do virtually nothing without a man, and were basically considered second-class citizens. It is 1772 England, and this is the Read More
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
Book one in Liz Tolsma’s “Music of Hope Series”, The Melody of the Soul does not disappoint. Tolsma does a fantastic job demonstrating the importance of music in our lives. The Melody of the Soul’s main characters; Anna Zadok, Horst Engel and Anna’s grandmother are all strong, determined and genuine. Readers easily disturbed by a Read More
Cara Putman’s Imperfect Justice is a heartrending story of family violence developed to show not only the tragedy of those battling abuse but the willingness of outsiders to help mingled with their struggle to understand what really goes on inside the domicile. Emilie Wesley is a likable attorney who despite battling her own demons, works Read More
What happens when an eclectic group of strangers descend upon a warm and welcoming Santa Fe inn for the holidays? Broken hearts heal, romance blossoms, friendships are forged, passions are unearthed and joy overflows. Phyllis Clark Nichols’ Christmas at Grey Sage will bring readers to tears, as they share in the sadness shouldered by the Read More
Rachel Dylan’s Deadly Proof is a superbly written legal thriller. Readers are sure to bond with Dylan’s flawed and relatable main characters, Kate and Landon. Both bear the scars of their past, both strive to move forward, and both yearn to be better than who they once were. Centered on a big pharmaceutical company lawsuit, Read More
Classified as a Youth Adult Sci-Fi Dystopian release, Rondi Bauer Olson’s All Things Now Living is definitely unique. Fans of Stephen King’s Under the Dome that eventually became a CBS television series are likely to enjoy Olson’s offering. The story jumps right in without providing any real context for the setting. Readers are likely to Read More
