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Jane Kirkpatrick is known for her detailed story telling and deep characters. One More River to Cross by Kirkpatrick is no exception. The story is so historically rich and the characters both deep and diverse. This is a story of true heroism; families traveling, ultimately, as the first to settle into California in the 1840’s. […]
Midnight on the River Grey by Abigail Wilson was an enthralling mystery filled with suspense, intrigue, and even a bit of romance. This Regency, gothic novel had me from the first sentence much like her last novel In the Shadow of Croft Towers. You can read my review for that here. Wilson is a captivating author writing with vivid […]
Married to a Stranger had me from the first page. I have read several other books by Laura V. Hilton and enjoyed them all including An Amish Candymaker and Firestorm from this same series. You can read my thoughts here. This book however is my favorite by far and her best yet. Hilton writes Amish fiction in a […]
The Medallion by Cathy Gohlke is a masterfully written WWII story. The book was a complete page turner from beginning to end and I loved it! While rich in history it is also deep in connection. I became invested and connected to both Sophie and Rosa as their stories ufolded. I found Gohlke’s writing to […]