Grace Unplugged by Melody Carlson My rating: 4 of 5 stars I have read other books by Melody Carlson but this is the first time I read one that was written for Young Adults or the New Adult. The story … Continue reading →
Murder by Mishap by Suzanne Young My rating: 5 of 5 stars Murder by Mishap finally garnered 5 stars from me. I am so enjoying the Edna Davis Mystery series. Suzanne Young is one of those new indie authors who … Continue reading →
I’m pleased to have British Mystery Author Veronica Heley as my guest again! Veronica is going to talk a little about how to look at life and as an example Mary, the Mother of Jesus. She also is going share … Continue reading →
Blowing on Dandelions: A Novel by Miralee Ferrell My rating: 4 of 5 stars An interesting combination of the classic Western and prairie romances. No cowboys but a hero who loves his son and a heroine who loves her daughters. … Continue reading →
PAPERBACK EDITION I’m sure you’ve all heard of, or seen or read THE CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE SOUL books. This one centers around a man I highly respect, Reverend Billy Graham. This book titled, BILLY GRAHAM & ME, is a … Continue reading →
Murder by Proxy by Suzanne Young My rating: 4 of 5 stars Well, I continued reading Suzanne Young’s Edna Davis mystery series AND I’M GLAD I DID! For me, Suzanne hits just the right note for a cozy mystery. Yes, … Continue reading →
Shell Game by Sarah R. Shaber My rating: 5 of 5 stars My giving Shell Game by Sarah R Shaber five–count ’em–five stars will come as no surprise. This is the fifth in her “Simon Shaw” mystery series and I’ve … Continue reading →
Stormy Springtime by Betty Neels My rating: 4 of 5 stars Betty Neels is my role model. She started writing for Harlequin in the 1960’s and wrote till she died in 2001 after penning 134 books. Betty’s books are all … Continue reading →
Shadow Of Turning by Valerie Hansen My rating: 4 of 5 stars First of all, Valerie Hansen is a very good friend, just so you know that up front. HOWEVER, even if this book had been written by a stranger, … Continue reading →
Ring In A Teacup by Betty Neels My rating: 3 of 5 stars I’m a Betty Neels fan. I love her distinctly English period (mid-20th century) romances. Since Betty Neels married a Dutch doctor and was a nurse, I suppose … Continue reading →