I wasn't overly sure what I was going to think of this book. The premise was enough to draw me in when I read it on the Tynedale page. But then I've read a few romances lately and tend to burn out on them fairly quickly. That and I've never heard of this author. I should have known I'd love her ...
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BOOK REVIEW: A Name Unknown by Roseanna M. White
When this book came up for a tour with Celebrate Lit I KNEW I had to read it. What's not to like? Set in England at the cusp of World War I a London street orphan meets a reclusive friend of the King. Two worlds collide sorta thing with intrigue and sass thrown in for good measure. Intrigue on ...
BOOK REVIEW: Abiding Mercy by Ruth Reid
Before we go too far into this whole 'review' thing I have to tell you a story. I jacked up my good knee a couple of weeks ago (I know 'why are you telling me this' but I promise it has a point) and it's off and on stiff and swollen and hurt-y (is so a word!). Well, the other night my tablet was ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Captain’s Daughter by Jennifer Delamere
I don't know why, I mean I read the synopsis before I decided to review it, but it was nothing like I thought it would be and everything that it should have been. I guess somehow I thought perhaps Nate was going to help her find her father. Maybe with her career she found her father. Somehow I ...
BOOK REVIEW: Wings of the Wind by Connilyn Cossette
I've been flying through the books in this series, I'm so invested in the characters and the way that the author has the talent to take this period of Biblical history and made it so real and alive. I was ready to jump into the lives of these people I have fallen in love with. I realized that the ...