My Review Restoring Fairhaven by Carolyn Miller is the sixth novel in the Independence Islands series and was published December of 2020. This is a Christian romance set on Merriweather Island, one of several in the fictional Independence Islands. It’s definitely sweet with some mystery in there for spice. Some might find the pairing of a gardener and a reclusive… Read More
My Review Dawn of Vengeance by Ronie Kendig is the second book in the Droseran Saga. The first book in the series is Brand of Light. If you read my review of Brand of Light you know that I loved it. It had everything: action, romance, impending doom around every corner. This second entry into the Droseran Saga has all… Read More
My Review Child of Destiny by T.E. Bradford is a Christian fantasy novel and the second book in the Divide series. I reviewed the first book, Child of Prophecy, earlier this year and it should be read first to understand the events in this second installment. Nova, Quentin, Laura, and their friends are back in Threa and need to stop… Read More
My Review of Apprentice Apprentice by Kristen Young is a Christian science fiction novel set in a dystopian world ruled by “love,” where love is white walls, brainwashing, and strict adherence to the collective’s rules. Apprentice is the first in a new series titled Collective Underground. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. The Handmaiden’s Tale by Margaret Atwood. The Giver by… Read More
My Review Certain Threat by Kimberly Rose Johnson is a fast-paced suspense novel with a twist-ending. I love twist endings, but I think I’ve mentioned that before. Be aware that this is the third in the series and I have not read the previous two. However, enough information was woven in through the content that I didn’t really need to…. Read More
My Review Brought to Book by Barbara Cornthwaite is a Christian cozy mystery with a bookstore, literature references, and murder (of course). There are plenty of literature references, which should make any bibliophile happy. For those who aren’t, the author has included bits and pieces of the referenced works. The mystery itself – who killed Frank, the bookstore owner –… Read More
