I just finished Jill Weatherholt’s latest Love-inspired romance, A Home for Her Daughter. Jill hit home runs with the first few in this series and has done it again. If you love cozy G-rated fiction with believable characters and a HEA ending, grab this before it sells out. Here’s the Amazon blurb: One little girl … Continue reading
If you like the variety and the uniqueness of Indie novels, here’s a great selection for Valentine’s Day. They aren’t all romances, just all good: Jock of the Bushveld–one of my favorites reads all year: an amazing story about a dog and his man Warning Signs–a serial killer analyzes his reasons and we get to … Continue reading
Here are three more great books I discovered (or won!) and you won’t want to miss: Fleeing Beauty–can Jamie get to know her long-dead father through his artwork? Mission Hollywood–a cozy romance that will make you smile The Art of Breaking Things–a heart-wrenching but uplifting story of one girl’s struggle to survive a difficult childhood … Continue reading
If you like thrillers but can’t quite get behind the world-ending apocalyptic plot points–would like something a little more down-to-earth–you very well may like westerns. I do and thankfully, NetGalley is happy to feed my addiction with free books. Here are the last three I read: TumbleStar — guns, ranches, stagecoaches, and future love–what could … Continue reading
Here are three more great books you won’t want to miss: A Mother for his Twins — a high school romance gets a second chance My Maine–Haikus about Maine that put you right there Sunwielder–a farmer can erase the death of his family but at a price A note about my reviews: I only post … Continue reading
I can’t wait to read this book! Sandra Cox has become one of my favorite Western authors. She fills the stories with strong-but-flawed characters, believable Old West settings, lots of atmosphere, fast-moving plots, and everything else I like in great Westerns. I’m so glad this book arrives on my Kindle today soon! Warning. Besides hand-tooled … Continue reading
Here are two great romance novels I loved: Maggie’s Revenge — a dedicated FBI agent will stop at nothing to rescue victims of sex trafficking April in Galway — April’s perfect; Billy isn’t but that doesn’t stop him from approaching her That I loved a romance novel means a lot because I don’t usually pick … Continue reading
This is not my normal genre but these three were wonderful: Unorthodox — A romance writer, a ghost, and an FBI agent team up to stop a serial killer Dangerous Sanctuary — Even the minister of a small church could be a murderer The Sheriff Meets His Match — Sheriff Jack Garrett thinks he’s over … Continue reading
Here are two more great books I am thrilled I didn’t miss reading: The Right Wrong Man — sometimes the risk is worth it A Father for Bella — God doesn’t always make life easy but it’s always right The Right Wrong Man by Pamela Wight 5/5 In Pamela Wight’s The Right Wrong Man (2013), … Continue reading
My writing PLN (professional Learning Network) pretty much revolves around authors who share their insights and advice through online blogs. When I have a question, I often go there first, before digging through my shelves of self-help writing books. Along the way, I’ve read many of their books. Here, I want to share those that … Continue reading
