Fiction
Roots of Wood and Stone – Amanda Wen
Roots of Wood and Stone is a beautiful debut story about….roots. Yes, roots of wood and stone, but it goes so much deeper than that. It’s all about roots of… love, family, friendship, and most […]
Genre: Fiction
Fiction
A Dance in Donegal – Jennifer Deibel
A Dance in Donegal is a lovely debut novel set in the enchanting country of Ireland back in the early 1900s. Deibel brings Ireland to life with its lush, green countryside. Ireland has long been […]
Fiction
Facing the Dawn – Cynthia Ruchti
I found Facing the Dawn to be an incredibly beautiful, painful, bittersweet story. It shows hope, forgiveness, love, and so much more. It shows us the unshakeableness of God in hard times. This was a […]
Fiction
Unknown Threat – Lynn Blackburn
I love suspense novels, especially ones about law enforcement agents, and this one is a really good one! The first is Lynn Blackburn’s Defend and Protect series, Unknown Threat, delivers a high level of action and causes lots of […]
Fiction
Active Defense – Lynette Eason
Active Defense is one of those novels that is a high level of excitement from the first page to the very last. What a ride! This is another amazing story from Lynette Eason. I’m always […]
Fiction
The Beirut Protocol (Marcus Ryker #4) – Joel Rosenberg
I’ve been a fan of the Marcus Ryker series from the beginning. It’s one of the best characters that Joel Rosenberg has created and the events—like much of his writing—has been eerily accurate. Joel’s grasp […]
Fiction
Easy Target – Tim Shoemaker
Easy Target is a good example of a novel that never quite understood the kind of tone it wanted to set. At the outset, we’re thrown into a world set from the kid-perspective, where parents […]
Fiction
Obsession – Patricia Bradley
With this book, Patricia Bradley remains one of my favorite authors in this romantic suspense genre. I loved this story! I loved the characters, and I also loved the setting. This book has it all […]
Fiction
The Orchard House – Heidi Chiavaroli
I found in the pages of The Orchard House a story I didn’t even know I needed to hear. Heidi Chiavaroli’s amazing tale started out a bit slowly for me, but its tremendous lesson spoke […]
Fiction
Trial and Error – Robert Whitlow
I would not say I am the biggest Robert Whitlow fan, but I will say I am a big one, as I’ve read all of his books. That being said, maybe I entered into reading […]