By Laura on Nov 7, 2009 in FICTION, Suspense | 0 Comments
THE MISSIONARY by William Carmichael and David Lambert THE MISISONARY is a story about David Eller and his family who serve the poor and needy in a small village in Caracas, Venezuela. David’s wife, Christie, works at a small hospital/orphanage, getting kids off the street and spreading the gospel. David is working on the symptoms [...]
By lworley416 on Nov 7, 2009 in Women's Fiction | 0 Comments
Jillian Dare by Melanie M. Jeschke Jillian never knew her parents. Her only memories of her childhood are ones of being passed around from one foster family to another. One especially she’d rather forget because she was treated horribly. The last family that took her in was so different. She was actually part of [...]
By Laura on Nov 1, 2009 in Christmas, Contemporary Fiction | 0 Comments
ONE PERFECT DAY by Lauraine Snelling One Perfect Day. One Perfect Christmas. And that is what Nora Peterson is aiming toward. Next year, her two twin teenagers will be off at college and she wants this holiday to be one to remember. If only her husband would cooperate. But Gordon is delayed on a [...]
By Laura on Oct 28, 2009 in Fantasy Fiction | 0 Comments
Green by Ted Dekker Green is a great book that completes all the History Chronicles: the Lost Books, the Paradise Books, and, more specifically, the Circle Series. As in Black, Red, and White, the main character, Thomas Hunter is still fighting battles between good and evil…The Circle and the Horde. Except this time not with [...]
By Laura on Oct 28, 2009 in Historical | 0 Comments
CHASING CHARITY by Marcia Gruver Charity Bloom’s fiancé has left her stranded at the altar and ran off with Charity’s best friend. Charity is humiliated, but is forced to show her face in public to run errands in town. There, among the gossips and the sympathetic ears she meets newcomer to town, Buddy Pierce. Buddy [...]
By Laura on Oct 28, 2009 in Suspense, Thriller | 0 Comments
DANIEL’S DEN by Brandt Dodson Daniel Borden and Laura Traynor live in different areas of the country and live very different lives. Daniel is a successful and wealthy stock broker in New Orleans, while Laura owns a floundering bed and breakfast in the Shenandoah Valley, while struggling to make ends meet by working two jobs [...]
By Laura on Sep 10, 2009 in Women's Fiction | 1 Comment
WHO DO I TALK TO? by Neta Jackson Gabby Fairbanks isn’t real sure where to turn when she returns home from resigning her job, at her husband’s request, to find out that her husband has changed the lock on the apartment, put her and her mother’s belongings outside, and took her boys off to parts [...]
By Laura on Sep 10, 2009 in Women's Fiction | 1 Comment
JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME by Jenny B. Jones Maggie Montgomery inherited her wanderlust from her mother. When she graduated from high school she packed her bags and didn’t look back. With her job as a cinematographer, she travels all over the world, but nothing would make her go home to Ivy, Texas. Nothing, that [...]
By lworley416 on Sep 10, 2009 in FICTION | 0 Comments
Treasure Under Finny’s Nose by Dana Mentink The first thing I noticed about the book was it’s size. It’s smaller than a lot of books which means the author has less time to develop the characters. The author packs a lot into this book. The heroine, Ruth, is an older woman who’s trying to deal [...]