A quick announcement before you read the post: Summer of Suspense was #28 on the USA Today Best Seller list! Thank you for helping us reach it! Now onto the review of Fire Storm by Nancy Mehl, who also had a story in our anthology! Nancy Mehl is back with another excellent fast-paced story featuring FBI profiler Kaely Quinn. Her …
Reader Friday ~ Hidden Secrets
A couple of weeks ago, I read Hidden Secrets by Jane Sketchley and I was a little peeved at her at the time. I desperately needed to sleep the second night I read the book, but it was so good, I stayed up until one a.m. to finish it! Here’s the back cover copy, and then I’ll give you my …
Reader Friday ~ Fat Cat Spreads Out
As you read this, I will be learning how to catch a murderer at the Writer’s Police Academy. This year it’s called Murder Con. 🙂 I’ll share details Tuesday! I mostly read inspirational fiction, but because there aren’t too many inspirational cozies, I generally read the ones in general fiction, especially since most of them are clean. Fat Cat Spreads Out …
Reader Friday ~ Anne of Green Gables
Sorry this is late. It didn’t publish for some reason and I’m just now catching it. I know, I should have read Anne of Green Gables when I was a kid, but for some reason, I missed L. M. Montgomery’s series. But now I have them downloaded on my Kindle and will soon have them all read. A friend loaned …
Reader Friday – The White City
Last week I read The White City by Grace Hitchcock and loved it. Which surprised me since I don’t really like to read historical fiction. I would classify this as historical romantic suspense. Here’s the back cover copy: Mysterious Disappearances Taint the Chicago World’s Fair Step into True Colors — a new series of Historical Stories of Romance and American Crime …
Reader Friday ~ Unintended Witness
Unintended Witness, D. L. Wood’s won the 2019 Illumination Book Awards Gold Medal Winner for General Christian Fiction. It’s the second book in the Unintended Series and was every bit as good as the first book, Unintended Target! I reviewed that book earlier this year and you can read that review here. Here’s the back cover copy, and then my …
Reader Friday ~ Risky Return
When I was at the KenTen retreat, I picked up a book by Virginia Vaughn — Risky Return and I read it in one sitting…actually one night from 8 to midnight…had to finish it! Here’s the back cover copy: “Stop investigating or you will die.” A Covert Operatives story Searching for a missing pregnant foster teen, Rebecca Mason stumbles across …
Reader Friday ~ Carolina Grace
Another book I picked up last week at the KenTen writers retreat was Carolina Grace by Regina Rudd Merrick. It’s the third book in her Carolina series and takes place five years after the second book, but it’s a stand-alone, and you don’t have to read the others to know what’s going on. But I figure once you read this …
Reader Friday ~ In Too Deep
Hi everyone! This blog comes to you from Montgomery State Park. Last night three of us decided to take a little walk…unfortunately, we got a little lost and ended up about four miles from the lodge. But we did see several deer on our journey! And I got a picture of one! Then this morning I had breakfast on …
Reader Friday ~ Bitter Pill by Richard Mabry
Bitter Pill by Richard Mabry released earlier this week and I’m so happy to tell you about this novella. But first the back cover copy: THINGS WERE GOING ALONG JUST FINE UNTIL THE MIRACLE FOULED THEM UP “Brother” Bob Bannister is content with his life and his itinerant healing ministry, until one night he finds that the woman who walks …