The Price of Valor, Susan May Warren's newest release (and third novel) in the Global Search and Rescue series, is a Christian romantic suspense. A riveting story from start to finish, The Price of Valor takes the reader across the globe in search of a kidnapped woman. About The Price of Valor VALOR noun val·or | \ ˈva-lər \ –strength of mind or spirit that enables a person to encounter danger with firmness : personal bravery Hamilton Jones and Signe Kincaid were close childhood ...
The Dad Next Door by Stephanie Dees | A Review
A Summary The Dad Next Door, a contemporary Christian romance novel by Stephanie Dees, is a story of second chances. Claire Conley, a social worker, has inherited a mansion from her biological father. Claire, along with her twin sister Jordan, plan on turning the mansion into a foster home. After having had their own difficult upbringing after the death of their mother and their father turning them over to adoption, Claire has a heart for kids who have had difficult childhoods. However, ...
Lethal Legacy by Carol J. Post – a review
Lethal Legacy is Carol J. Post's newest novel in her Murphy, North Carolina series. This Harlequin Love Inspired novel is full of suspense that left me on the edge of my seat. An author who has proven herself to me time and again, Carol Post has impressed me again. Heroine Andrea Wheaton, after having lost her parents in a car crash, has the task of finding answers. After suspecting that someone wanted her father dead, Andrea launches her own investigation beginning with the family home in ...
Christmas with the Cowboy by Tina Radcliffe – a review & giveaway
Welcome to the JustRead Publicity Tour's BLOG TOUR for Christmas with the Cowboy by Tina Radcliffe. Christmas novels are a favorite of mine. Couple that with a contemporary romance foundation, and I'm sold. Tina Radcliffe's newest novel Christmas with the Cowboy was a wonderful story. The hero and heroine were very likeable, and the secondary characters were amazing. Tina's writing is so easy to like. Christmas with the Cowboy had no complicated characters that drove me insane, and the story ...
The Innkeeper’s Daughter by Michelle Griep – a review
I am one of those people who claims to not judge a book by its cover. That is mostly true. However, when I saw the cover of The Innkeeper's Daughter and read the book description, I knew that I would be reading this book at some point in time. The time period that Michelle Griep's novel is written (Early 1800s England) is a period I enjoy reading. The cover art drew me in right away. I was sold. Joanna Langley, her mother Eliza, and young brother Thomas own and live in the Blue Hedge Inn in ...
A Vast and Gracious Tide by Lisa Carter | Review & GIVEAWAY!
A good mystery with a romantic twist thrown in for good measure makes an enjoyable read. A Vast and Gracious Tide by Lisa Carter was an entertaining read! Welcome to the blog tour and giveaway for A Vast and Gracious Tide by Lisa Carter, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! McKenna is a young lady who has loved and lost--her fiance, that is. With Shawn's death, McKenna said goodbye also to her love of dancing. The joy of that went with the loss of Shawn. Instead, she throws herself into helping ...
The Firefighter’s Twins | Review & GIVEAWAY
It isn't very often that I start out a review with a desire to simply—right away—share how much I enjoyed a book. Today is one of those days. I enjoyed The Firefighter's Twins by Heidi McCahan! I don't dole out five star reviews like candy; there are a few things that I'm looking for when determining how I rate a book (naturally, my opinion is mine alone and is subjective!). Author Heidi McCahan hit one of those "things" that I look for right away, and I didn't even realize it at first. The ...
Free Book Friday – Feb. 9
BEFORE YOU BUY, please check the price on these books in case you read this post after the discount has ended. Deep Discounts – limited time Claiming Mariah by Pam Hillman // $3.99 $0.99 After her father’s death, Mariah Malone sends a letter that will forever alter the lives of her family. When Slade Donovan, strong willed and eager for vengeance, shows up on her front porch, Mariah is not ready to hear his truths: her father’s farm, the only home she’s ever known, was bought with stolen ...
Free Book Friday – Feb. 2
Free Book Friday is a new theme I’m going to try. I will post free and deeply discounted nonfiction books and Christian fiction for Kindle. Click the image to go to Amazon. BEFORE YOU BUY, please check the price on these books in case you read this post after the discount has ended. Deep Discounts – limited time (Updated 2/3) The Writing Desk by Rachel Hauck // $8.99 $1.99 Tenley Roth’s first book was a runaway bestseller. Now that her second book is due, she’s locked in fear. Can she ...
The Gift of Christmas Past – a Litfuse Review
Introduction Cindy Woodsmall is well-known for her Amish fiction. I used to read Amish fiction regularly, but I've taken a break from the genre. When I saw that she and her daughter-in-law co-authored a contemporary novel, I was interested! The Gift of Christmas Past quickly introduces the reader into the worlds of teenage foster child Hadley and rich teen Monroe. Hadley finds herself in a position that no foster kid wants to be, and she relies on Monroe to help her escape. When the situation ...
True To You – a Netgalley Review
True to form, Becky Wade has utterly drawn me in with another ridiculously well-written story. She amazes me. I've long been a fan of Becky Wade's writing, and in the past I've checked out her books at the library. She's an author whose books I eventually want on my bookshelves. :) Introduction First, I have to tell you that True to You is part of a series called the Bradford Sisters. Prior to this novel, there's a prequel/novella entitled Then Came You (which is CURRENTLY--as of ...
The Writing Desk – a Rachel Hauck Team Review
This summer has been insane. This review is coming late, late, late, late. I had everything in the world happen at the time I was supposed to review The Writing Desk. Car accident happened. Then Ocular rosacea--corneal inflammation, affected vision--couldn't read without getting a migraine. Both vehicles needed repairs (not at once, though!) and went to the shop. Braces for one child. Four wisdom teeth surgically removed for another child. In five weeks. The last two weeks, I've been working on ...
