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Something Worth Doing by Jane Kirkpatrick is a novel of an early Suffragist. I needed the story. Not only do I relate, but Abigail Scott the main character, has hope in a time where there is little reason to hope. I’m longing and searching for that same hope. Her calling and giftings, her work ethic, […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Pink Bonnet by Liz Tolsma is not the typical book I’d select. I usually am not drawn to mysteries, crime, or even covers like this one. However, when I read the description I just couldn’t stay away. Then when I realized it was “based on strange-but-true history” I was riveted. The story had me […]