My Review Newspapers. Danger. Murder. And a love that lasts. These are only a few things in the book Above the Fold by Rachel Scott McDaniel. Another historical romance for me! I have to say I’m really enjoying stories set in the early 20th century these days. In this book, the author has ingeniously blended a mystery and a love… Read More
Review of No Space Like Home Wizard of Oz is a right of passage, I think, in the United States. No Space Like Home by Dell TunIcliff is an admirable and fun homage to the childhood classic by Frank L. Baum. The characters from the movie were recognizable for the most as were the sequence of events. However, it was… Read More
My Review From “Save the Cat” to “Mastering Plot Twists” to “Outlining Your Novel,” I’ve got quite the library of writing craft books. And it was with some trepidition and excitement that I read Focused Backstory by Carol Alwood. After all, what could she tell me that all those author sages couldn’t? Turns out, she has plenty to say. All… Read More
My Review I wish that I had a historical romance like this when I was a young woman. I read a lot of historical romances back then, mostly Jude Devereaux, but Wings Like A Dove by Camille Eide is so much better. I know what it feels like to carry shame around with no one to tell. Probably not as… Read More
My Thoughts I thought Practically Married by Karin Beery was a clever twist on a contemporary romance story. Ashley is alone in the world, except for her elderly aunt and uncle. She wants a family and her solution is a unique one. But it doesn’t quite turn out as she’d hoped! Russ is surrounded by family and yet feels alone…. Read More
My Thoughts Set in the snow-covered land of Alaska, Alana Terry has written another exciting Christian thriller in the Alaskan Refuge series about a young single mother whose past comes back to haunt her and how she must trust in God during the most difficult time of her life. The main character, Jade, is a well-drawn character who has been… Read More
