Will slow and steady win her heart? Like any rescue person knows, you have to take things slow in order to soften the animal that needed rescuing. It takes time for them to warm up to you and not be skittish when there is a loud noise. Humans can be just as unsure...
Now and Then and Always by Melissa Tagg
"He is in the hallways of your life" I can proudly say that I have read every single one of Melissa Tagg's books and not once have I been disappointed. She draws you into each character's life to a point that hone they hurt, you hurt just a bit. I guess you can say...
A New Way
A short while back, I had made the decision to stop sending a newsletter. It has been recently brought to my attention how NLs can be a great way to communicate with readers out side of social media. With all the projects I am working on now, it would beneficial to...
Blessing Bentley by Chautona Havig
First comes marriage, then comes love?Blessing Bentley is an interesting take on the institute of marriage set in the genre of fiction. I found many of the ideas thought provoking and the characters where hysterical at times. (Man-azon, that is all I will say.) When...
Risking Love by Toni Shiloh
Love is worth the risk. This is the second book I have read by Toni Shiloh and I can not rave enough about it. Risking Love is an easy read that takes you through the healing process of a young woman who was hurt by someone she trusted. The people around her tried all...
Hadassah by Diana Wallis Taylor
When a common Jewish girl becomes a queen...I have always adored the story of Esther. I wondered at what she wore, what she looked like, and what it was like to be loved by a king that was not of the same faith. Her strength in the face of such adversity is admirable...
Lulu’s Café by T.I. Lowe
Lulu's Café is an emotional roller coaster but is worth the ride. This is not my first time reading Lulu's Café. I just didn't understand the importance of a review at the time. So when I saw it on the tour schedule, I was quick to sign up. This was worth reading a...
The Number of Love by Roseanna M. White
Are numbers her love language? Honestly, I will read anything Roseanna White publishes, so when The Number of Love became available I was quick to snatch it up. And for not understanding one bit how numbers played a part in Margot’s life, I was delighted with the...
The Noble Guardian by Michelle Griep
The noblest heart birthed from a wounded heart.I will admit, I choose this book to share with you without even reading the synopsis. All I saw was Michelle Griep’s name and I signed up to review the book. I am glad I did. The Noble Guardian is a tantalizing mix of...
Summer by the Tides by Denise Hunter
Summer by the Tides is the perfect romance to start the summer with. Let's face it, Denise Hunter cannot disappoint readers. She weaves beautiful stories that cause the reader to experience all sorts of emotions as you readread. Suspense, anger, frustration, worry,...
Just a Train Ride by Elizabeth Wehman
A simple train ride can change a life. Just a Train Ride takes the reader on a journey that travels back and forth from post WWII era to now as an ailing elderly woman tries to empart some wisdom on a young, and seemingly troubled, fellow passanger by sharing some of...
Sweet on You by Becky Wade
Love this sweet is worth waiting for. Every Becky Wade fan has been nail-bitingly waiting for this final book in the Bradofrd Sisters collection and it was worth waiting for Sweet On You is full of all the right thrills to make any romance addict swoon. A too tough...