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BOOK REVIEW | On a Killer’s Trail »

ON A KILLER’S TRAIL by Susan Page Davis When a sweet elderly woman is murdered on Christmas Day, Kate Richards jumps at the chance to escort her brother-in-law, Connor, to the crime scene. Connor is the Chief of the police, and he’s sure to give her exclusives that will help her break into her new [...]

BOOK REVIEW | A Constant Heart »

A CONSTANT HEART by  Siri Mitchell Marget has been groomed for marriage to an Earl ever since she was five years old. And now, the time was approaching way too quickly. Who is the man she was promised to? Is he young or old? Will she be happy? Will he?  Full of questions, she shares [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Cry in the Night »

CRY IN THE NIGHT by Colleen Coble Bree Matthew doesn’t know what to think when her eight-year-old son, Davy, says he’s seen a Windigo bury a baby in the snow. He swears the Windigo looks exactly like his deceased father, Rob. Bree had hoped that Davy would have gotten past missing his real dad, especially [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Unbridled Dreams »

UNBRIDLED DREAMS by Stephanie Grace Whitson Irma Friedrich has been born in an influential and rich family, but in spite of having all the material comforts she ever wanted, she’s miserable. She wants to stay on her uncle’s ranch and work round-ups and practice trick-riding. Ever since Irma has met Buffalo Bill Cody, and he [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Same Kind of Different as Me »

SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME Author: Ron Hall and Denver Moore As told to Lynn Vincent The 1950’s wasn’t exactly the easiest time for a poor black child. Denver worked on a plantation, same as his grandmother did, lived in a shack, same as his grandmother did, and didn’t even own the overalls he [...]

BOOK REVIEW | A Cut Above »

  A CUT ABOVE by Ginny Aiken Andie Adams objected loudly when her boss, Miss Mona, suggests she go to Columbia to check out the emeralds that Miss Mona wants to buy for her home shopping network. And the emeralds are supposed to be among the most fabulous in the world. But Andie had enough [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Of Mice…And Murder »

OF MICE…AND MURDER by Mary Connealy Carrie Evans felt that being named in Great-Grandma’s will was like hitting bankrupt on Wheel of Fortune. All the relatives breathed a sigh of relief when Carrie was named as “heiress.” But she inherited more that no money. She inherited a house full of trash, a yard full of [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Frasier Island »

FRASIER ISLAND by Susan Page Davis Ensign Rachel Whitney has landed at the top of her class after specializing in underwater training with the U.S. Navy. She is anxious to find out if she lands her dream assignment, working for Lt. George Hudson on a remote island in the North Pacific. When she is assigned [...]

BOOK REVIEW | The Jewel of Gresham Green »

THE JEWEL OF GRESHAM GREEN by Lawana Blackwell Jewel Libby feels unsafe in her boarding house. The man in charge of collecting the rent has made sexual advances on both Jewel, and her young daughter, Becky. Forced to chose between protecting her daughter and losing her job, Jewel goes to the police, but finds that [...]

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