Picking up where I left off with Elizabeth, Sydney highlights issues I had with the previous book but didn't bring up. And brought a new set of issues. I won't rehash Elizabeth because we'll that's a done deal but here we go! I just want to talk about Sydney for a moment. While Elizabeth comes ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Beauty in Flight by Robin Patchen
When this trilogy of books first came across my radar I was hooked in the need to read them all. I am a sucker for Christian fiction filled with suspense and intrigue. I mean please, an ex-con, maybe a stalker and a bit of the Vegas life? What is not to fall in love with? OK, perhaps I didn't ...
BOOK REVIEW: Find You in the Dark by Nathan Ripley
The synopsis of this book drew me. It's been a minute since I've read a thriller and when they are well done I really love them. This one sent me scurrying to the Google. Dexter. The Talented Mr. Ripley. Both things I was not familiar with. One a movie the other a TV show. To be fair, I'm not ...
BOOK REVIEW: In Places Hidden by Tracie Peterson
I was captured by the description of this book and the idea of a trilogy set in turn of the century San Francisco. I was interested in a town I know little about during a time period that seems to be ignored in fiction as it is before WWI and after the Civil War. Then I started reading. I was ...
BOOK REVIEW: The View from Rainshadow Bay by Colleen Coble
I am not one of the multitude that chooses books by their covers. I mean I appreciate a pretty picture now and then but for the most part covers play little to no actual role in my choosing to read a book. If that were the case I would never have chosen to read 'The View from Rainshadow Bay'. ...