Another great suspense by Mary Alford! This novel had more romance than others I have read by her, but the intensity of running from the bad guys is the same if not greater. In this gem, Cia agents Erin and Jax find themselves hiding in Afghanistan as well as fleeing from multiple attacks. Uncertain of … Continue reading Hallowed Ground
The, 100 Ways to Love Your Husband are listed per page in no more than two paragraphs. Though simple advice, such as praying for your husband, or receiving him with a smile when he arrives home from work, I found this book refreshing. It's easy to forget the little things of life that can make … Continue reading 100 Ways to Love Your Husband
Christmas at Whitefriars I loved this historical novella! A standalone spin-off from the series, An Empire State, that will leave you smiling long after you read it. Both characters Mari, and Everett are a bit eccentric, which makes them endearing and has you rooting for them to work things out and for her castle success. … Continue reading 5 Star Christmas Novellas
This is my first book by Elizabeth Goddard, and I loved it. The romance in this story was tender, and the suspense was the right amount for me without getting over the top gruesome during the crimes committed. It kept me hooked as I tried to figure out who was the bad dude. Wonderful woven, … Continue reading Always Look Twice
The Spice King is a terrific kick off to a new series. Elizabeth Camden sheds some light into some history of spices, flowers, and vanilla in a romantic tale with great conflict. As usual she adds that mystery element that keeps you hooked until the end. I can’t wait for the rest of the books … Continue reading The Spice King
This is my first Ted Dekker book. I know, Gasp! Speculative is not my genre, but it caught my eye for three reasons. 1st. The title tasted good on my lips. I believed I repeated it several times and savored it 😆. 2nd. The book cover is Amazing! I don't usually comment on covers but look … Continue reading The Girl Behind The Red Rope
Happy Friday, I hope everyone enters the weekend in high spirits. Storm Rising starts with suspense, but then the multiple characters confused me, especially because some had more than one name or nickname. Once I got them all straight, I enjoyed it more. There's no doubt this is one of the most suspenseful plots I've … Continue reading NetGalley Haul
If anybody needed a time management book, it was me. I mean, check out this gem of a resource! Morgan not only talks about the stress caused by not having enough free time but also the overwhelmedness when we have too much time on our hands. Two topics that she touches are how quality and … Continue reading Take Back Your Time
Most of my life, I struggled with self-confidence and insecurity. It's been in recent years that self-doubt started to chip away as I found my identity in Christ. As my oldest daughter approaches pre-teen, I've wondered how to teach her something I'm still developing. I found this gem and am excited that it comes from … Continue reading Confident Moms, Confident Daughters
Joanna Davidson Politano fills my heart with warmth with another beautiful novel. The great mystery of Finding Lady Enderly twisted with tender romance had me hooked to the end. I love that identity is addressed in this book. It's easy to feel lost in this world, especially when the unexpected happens. More than once, I've wondered … Continue reading Finding Lady Enderly
