Good news. My book Hannah’s Hometown Hero will be on sale for only $.99 through the 10th. Can a shy girl find her moxie and win her hometown hero? Or “let” him win her? Here’s a glimpse: “Guthrie couldn’t speak. … Continue reading →
I live in the Northwoods of Wisconsin just south of Lake Superior so very close to Canada. Within a 50 mile radius of our home are over 2000 glacial lakes; hence it’s called the Lakeland area—figures right? And I live … Continue reading →
February’s Question is the subject line. I’m hoping to find another new author! Need more books! (yes, I have a serious reading problem.:-) I am reading as usual cozy mysteries which are mysteries that are not full of violence … Continue reading →
Murder Most Malicious by Alyssa Maxwell My rating: 4 of 5 stars This was the first book I had read by this author, Alyssa Maxwell. She is an excellent author. Great descriptions, wonderful unique characters, a dastardly murder or should … Continue reading →
Clean Mystery Romance What will it take for best friends to fall in love? Everyone calls her “the girl who had amnesia.” Though Jessie has found a safe place in the small townWinfield on the rugged shore of Lake Superior, … Continue reading →
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Above All Things by Deborah Raney My rating: 4 of 5 stars I’ve often reviewed Deborah Raney’s books. She is a friendly acquaintance but this is my honest review. Her books ALWAYS take a couple and throw the worst or … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Navajo Autumn by R. Allen Chappell My rating: 4 of 5 stars I was always a fan of Tony Hillerman. It was with a little hesitance that I downloaded this book but I was happy I did. The setting of … Continue reading →
