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Avoiding cane sugar is not easy but sometimes your health (and your doctor) demands it. Having an arsenal of alternatives may make it easier, and Elvira Krebber has quite the list of alternative sweeteners in use for her Quick and Easy Low Sugar Recipes. In the first recipe alone, she calls for powdered erythritol, liquid … Continue reading Quick and Easy Low Sugar Recipes by Elvira Krebber (cookbook review)
Kailyn Moran is a missionary’s daughter, raised in Burma but set adrift by circumstances. Ryan McDonough is the big, bumbling but kind new missionary from America. As the Japanese invade, Kai becomes Sharaw, the tiger-man of legend who seeks revenge for the death of loved ones and Ryan grows into his nickname of the Bear … Continue reading Darkness Calls the Tiger by Janyre Tromp (review)
With a lively cast of secondary characters adding to the humor in Silent Shadows, I adore Natalie Walters’ Romantic Christian Suspense that verges into Romantic Comedy territory. Pecca is a single mother and a nurse at the Home for Heroes, Colton is her newest patient. With a blind-siding meet cute, this is a story filled … Continue reading Silent Shadows by Natalie Walters (review)
If you are up for a tsunami of a story, The Price of Valor by Susan May Warren should be on your TBR. Third in the Global Search and Rescue series, this is Hamilton and Signe’s reunion story with a good dose of Orion and Jenny along with other characters from Warren’s world of former … Continue reading The Price of Valor by Susan May Warren (review
With a compelling first chapter that leaves the reader invested in Aleida and her dedication to finding her son, Aleida soon takes a job that allows her to search in London and beyond. BBC reporter Hugh Collingwood befriends the young widow and she quickly becomes his favorite air warden to interview for his radio broadcasts. … Continue reading Embers in the London Sky by Sarah Sundin (review)
Welcome to the Takeover + Review Blitz for The Vanished by Cara Putman hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! Excerpt She spent the short drive into downtown Kedgewick clearing her mind and steeling herself for the night. If she pretended she were about to enter the courtroom rather than an art gallery, maybe it wouldn’t feel … Continue reading Spotlight+Excerpt: The Vanished by Cara Putman (giveaway)
To paraphrase Austen, if I loved The Belle of Belgrave Square less, I could write about it better. One of the four horsewomen of the Belles of London series, Julia is a shy bluestocking of an heiress with a reputation as an eccentric. Jasper Blunt is a fortune hunting ex-military hero with a forbidding reputation … Continue reading The Belle of Belgrave Square by Mimi Matthews (review)
A delayed honeymoon in Venice leads to a new mystery and danger, while Grace still has nightmares from their time in Egypt and Fredrick catches the sleuthing spirit in Pepper Basham’s The Juliet Code. Gondolas, ghosts, art theft, circus orphans, questions of identity, a Venice house party, and games that are anything but fun are … Continue reading The Juliet Code by Pepper Basham (review)
Second in the Harbored Secrets trilogy, Deadly Deceit is small town suspense with a fraught but fun romantic relationship. Deputy Ryan Frost is a computer genius, recently returned from training at Langley and contemplating the future direction of his career. Vivian Demarco is a witness to the death of the man who still believed in … Continue reading Deadly Deceit by Natalie Walters (review)
Ivo Beresford is home from his grand tour when he happens upon Meg Burton-Smythe. Lonely and shy, she knows they are supposed to be enemies, but neither of them know the whole story of the trouble between their parents. A friendship began in secret leads to unexpected love, but not without complications in Mimi Matthew’s … Continue reading Appointment in Bath by Mimi Matthews (review)
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