A refugee heiress and a wounded soldier track around 1923 France to solve a crime. Will they find what they are looking for, and find some things they’re not?
The Lost Dutchman’s Secret
My Thoughts Having known the story of Rumplestillskin, I picked up on its underlying theme quickly. It had been a fairytale I’d enjoyed as a little girl. This adaptation of the story was interesting for sure and the author made all the right elements work. But… The...
The Purple Nightgown
Don't Read this at night I wasn't sure what to expect from this debut author, but The Purple Nightgown did not leave me disappointed in any way. In fact, I may have to give it a warning. First off, I want to go on record for saying that if this is the kind of...
The Gold Digger by Liz Tolsma
I was eager to see what Nils and Ingrid would find, praying the whole time that the inevitable would never come to pass.
The Green Dress by Liz Tolsma
Have you ever heard of a wolf in sheeps clothing? Yet agin, True Colors series rises to the expectation to produce an amazing, riveting story. The Green Dress proved to be just as heart wrenchingly beautiful in its own frightful way as the others stories in the...
The Blue Cloak by Shannon McNear
The True Colors series is consistently proving to be a collection worth owning. Every book has been gripping and touching while leaving chills down my spine. You cannot go wrong in adding these books to your TBR list.
Byrd’s Eye View by Chautona Havig
Oh, what a tease.
The Gray Chamber by Grace Hitchcock
If you are looking for a chair gripping, page turning, time consuming suspense that will break your heart while bringing you joy, The Gray Chamber by Grace Hitchcock is the book for you.
The Painted Castle by Kristy Cambron
The walls crumbled but the love still remained. The Painted Castle is a thought provoking and engaging adventure that left me riveted to my chair, longing to know what was around the corner. As I finished the final line of the book, I found a happy peace knowing that...
The Curse of Msty Wayfair by Jaime Jo Wright
"In spite of..." I have only read one other book of a Jaime Jo Wright's (The House on Foster Hill) and I rather enjoyed it. I mean, five star worthy, though I will say my reviewing skills have definatly gotten better. Any way, The Curse of Misty Wayfair only added to...
Cross My Heart by Robin Lee Hatcher
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...
The Memory House by Rachel Hauck
Fear can be debilitating. Where do I begin to convey all the little bits of eye-opening moments I discovered in The Memory House? From a simple comment about praying mama's in the beginning to a character's "come to Jesus" moment near the end, I was hit with pieces of...