Louisa: A Modern Faith Story by Beth Troy (review)

Once you meet Louisa she’s hard to resist, but going home again for the second time isn’t easy.

Multiverse by Robert Mercer Nairne (excerpt)

I always enjoying being able to share a book excerpt, and I also like to support local authors when I can (though in this case, the author is formerly local to Seattle). Today's selection is courtesy of Smith Publicity, for the blog tour they are hosting with Miracle, and it features some interesting character names along …

These Nameless Things by Shawn Smucker (review)

In a village in the shadow of a mountain that boasts a warning sign straight out of Dante's Inferno, a small group of traumatized people are waiting with no memory of their lives before the horror that each has escaped from across that mountain. As the story unfolds and memories begin to return, this mystery …

No Filter by Heather Day Gilbert (blog tour review)

First of three books in Heather Day Gilbert's new Barks & Beans Cozy Mystery series, No Filter opens with Macy Hatfield joining her brother Bo's new Cafe/Dog petting venture in their West Virginia hometown. With both siblings still reeling from the end of their relationships, their cafe and it isn't long before Macy is a …

The Story Hunter by Lindsay A. Franklin (review)

Navigating in increasingly treacherous waters, both in the capital city and abroad, The Story Hunter finds Tannie faced with challenges complicated by a misguided revolt and friends who have been misled. Told from three points of view, Brac's first person narration was an unexpected and added more dimension to his character. Where the trilogy began …

Spotlight: Of Darkness and Light by Heidi Eljarbo with a giveaway!

Of Darkness and Light by Heidi Eljarbo Publication Date: May 12, 2020 Series: Soli Hansen Mysteries, #1 Genre: Historical Mystery     In this first book of a new historical mystery series, a young art historian faces a tough choice in German-occupied Norway. “Artful prose and at a pace that makes for a can't-put-down, first-class …

Monarchs Under the Sassafras Tree by Lillah Lawson (Review with Excerpt + Giveaway)

Monarchs Under the Sassafras Tree by Lillah Lawson Publication Date: September 20, 2019 Regal House Publishing eBook & Paperback; 384 Pages Genre: Historical Fiction/Southern     It's an unusually warm autumn, 1929, and O.T. Lawrence is about as content as a cotton farmer can be in Five Forks, Georgia. Nothing - not poverty, drought, or …

The Outlaw’s Daughter by Margaret Brownley (review)

Margaret Brownley's Haywire Brides books are delightful, sweet Historical Romance reads that include a mystery and humor. While The Outlaw's Daughter is no exception, it also has a new depth to the story. The plot and the circumstances of the characters carry more sober gravity than the previous entries in the series. The mystery plot-line that threatens the …

Lost Down Deep by Sara Davison (review)

Sara Davison has quickly become one of my go-to authors for Christian Romantic Suspense, so I jumped at the chance to read her newest book, Lost Down Deep. Particularly because I do enjoy a good amnesia storyline. Waking from a coma with retrograde amnesia, Summer Velazquez has no memory of the last five years of her life, …

Lu by Beth Troy blog tour review + giveaway

Welcome to the Blog Tour & Giveaway for Lu by Beth Troy, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! ABOUT THE BOOK Title: Lu Author: Beth Troy Publisher: Kingsbury Publishing Release Date: June 21, 2017 Genre: Women's Fiction Are we the sum of our circumstances or is there … more? In a debut novel readers are calling …