BOOK REVIEW | Sandhill Dreams
SANDHILL DREAMS by Cara C. Putman Lainie Garner wanted to be a nurse forever. She completed her training, hoping that she’d be able to go overseas to serve the U.S. soldiers and do her part in the war effort, but a terrible disease kept her stateside. So, she looks for a job in Fort Robinson, [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Better Than Gold
BETTER THAN GOLD by Laurie Alice Eakes Lily Reese doesn’t plan to settle in Browning City, Iowa. She’s only there long enough to save enough money to escape to a big city. Someplace that is all hustle and bustle, with something to do and someplace to go every minute. She has her heart set on [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Wiser Than Serpents
WISER THAN SERPENTS by Susan May Warren FSB agent Yanna Andrevka isn’t totally thrilled when her sister finds an internet boyfriend. But when Elena and their friend, Katya, disappear when flying to America to meet and marry their boyfriends, Yanna is concerned and believes that Elana and Katya have been picked up by criminals looking [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Surrender Bay
SURRENDER BAY by Denise Hunter Samantha Owens is struggling to raise her eleven-year-old daughter, Caden, alone. Finances are tight, and when Samantha receives word that her estranged step-father has died and she’s the heir, she’s thrilled with the idea of a cabin on Natucket—it would sell for a million dollars and her struggles would be [...]
Better Than Gold
BETTER THAN GOLD by Laurie Alice Eakes Lily Reese doesn’t plan to settle in Browning City, Iowa. She’s only there long enough to save enough money to escape to a big city. Someplace that is all hustle and bustle, with something to do and someplace to go every minute. She has her heart set on [...]
Deadly Exposure
DEADLY EXPOSURE by Cara Putman Dani Richards was looking forward to the night at the theatre with her aunt. But during intermission when Dani stepped out to talk with the lady in the box next to hers, she finds her acquaintance murdered—and she hadn’t seen or heard a thing.
Thread of Deceit
THREAD OF DECEIT by Catherine Palmer Ana Burns wants to write the award winning article. She believes her dreams are about to be realized when she is offered a job in St. Louis at a major newspaper, but there she is assigned little no-account articles, such as writing about lead paint in some of St. [...]
Always Yesterday
ALWAYS YESTERDAYby Jeri Odell Eli Logan doesn’t want another female partner. His last one froze at an inopportune time, and Eli was shot, ending up in surgery and rehab. Now he’s assigned a new partner. Eli is shocked and upset to discover that his new partner is not a man like he requested, but another [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Off the Record
OFF THE RECORDby Elizabeth White Judge Laurel Kincade, has announced her candidacy for Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. Her aristocratic Old South family are proud of her, and are all supporters as Laurel takes the podium. But then Laurel sees a familiar face in the crowd—and her past has become a threat to [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Only Uni
Only Uni by Camy Tang It’s a new year and Trish Sakai is ready to leave the past behind her. There’s a slight problem though, she’s still attracted to her ex-boyfriend Kazuo. More than anything, she needs to move on, but how can she when Kazuo continues to confess his love for her. Trish’s grandmother, [...]
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