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What do you do when the husband you thought was dead shows up on your doorstep? How do you react when you meet a stranger who turns out to be the wife you have no memory of? Deadly Amish Reunion by Dana R. Lynn is the story of Luke and Hannah, a couple who has …
The Right Kind of Fool by Sarah Loudin Thomas is the story of Loyal, a hearing-impaired teenager who discovers a dead body and is thrust into the center of a mystery. My Review of The Right Kind of Fool The story drew me in from the first few words. Loyal was told to stay …
In A Distance Too Grand by Regina Scott, Meg travels across the terrain of the Grand Canyon to prove her worth as a photographer. My Review of A Distance Too Grand When Meg’s father dies, she risks everything to fulfill the photography contract he had made with the army. What she did not expect was …
Things We Didn’t Say by Amy Lynn Green is an epistolary novel set in the time period near the end of the second world war. It covers the story of Johanna, her friends, and the tiny town of Ironside that has to deal with a building full of prisoners of wars (POWs). My Review of Things …
The Key to Love is the sweet story of romance-obsessed Bri and the much more cynical Gerard. Bri has been dreaming of perfect love like her parents and is a bit disappointed that she’s still single but she hasn’t given up on love. The minute she sets eyes on Gerard, he rubs her the wrong …
Colleen Coble’s Two Reasons to Run picks up the story of Jane Hardy, police chief for Pelican Harbor. She has been reunited with her son and his father and while she has a heart full of love for Will, she’s not sure how she feels about Reid. The Characters in Two Reasons to Run There …
In Something Borrowed, six friends share a tiara that they each wear to their weddings. Each novella in the collection details one of their stories. Okay, so you’ll quickly notice that there are six friends but only five novellas, there’s a reason for that. Ruth-Ann had married before the stories began and had worn a …
Pearl in the Sand by Tessa Afshar tells the story of Rahab, the harlot, and Salmone. Ms. Afshar uses a creative license to imagine the reason behind Rahab’s profession and it’s an interesting one. She then uses that same tenet to create an intriguing lie that the main character believes and ties it into her …
What would you do if the spouse you thought was dead was in trouble? That was the premise of The Price of Valor by Susan May Warren and oh boy, does it take you on a rollercoaster ride!
How honest is too honest? This question is thoroughly explored in Sarah Monzon’s Molly. Molly has a problem. She cannot tell a lie (well, it’s more that she chooses not to lie). but truth-telling is not without consequences one of which is Molly’s job as an assistant teacher. About Molly: A Sweet Romantic Comedy (Sewing …
