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Home for the Holidays Families are wonderful. Families are difficult. Families are usually worth it. Well, sometimes life puts up roadblocks to actually see family as a guiding light. Such is the case in HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS by Sara Richardson. Siblings sometimes just Read more...
This Cowboy of Mine THIS COWBOY OF MINE by R.C. Ryan is book two in the Wranglers of Wyoming series. Be assured that each book in this series stands alone on its own merit but revisiting favorite characters is a plus Read more...
Once Upon a Mail Order Bride What can I say? I am a sucker for stories that feature mail order brides. I find the entire concept rather fascinating and am amazed that this procedure actually existed as close as a century ago. Women have always exhibited their own sense of strength in dealing with some Read more...
Blue Sky Cowboy Christmas There are all types of damaged creatures: animals and humans alike who are all trying to do their best to appear normal and functioning while dealing with the aftermath of accidents, abuse, addiction, or war. The damage can manifest itself in many ways, and in Read more...
Wyoming True I have a confession to make. I am a glutton for happy endings, cowboys, ranchers, and love stories and Diana Palmer never disappoints. WYOMING TRUE is the latest book I read and reviewed by this prolific author. Jake Read more...
The Christmas Backup Plan A charming visit to two of our favorite Lori Wilde destinations: Cupid and Twilight, Texas, of course. And since THE BACKUP CHRISTMAS PLAN is part of the Twilight, Texas series, our Read more...
The Cowboy Who Saved Christmas What could be better than a Christmas story? Well, how about three done to perfection by some really wonderful authors? That's exactly what you get in THE COWBOY WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS, the new holiday collection from Jodi Thomas, Sharla Read more...
Claiming the Rancher's Heir & Rancher's Wild Secret Maisey Yates is at her absolute best. It’s hard to top your own creative art but in the latest installment in the Gold Valley Vineyards series, Maisey Yates does just that. The positive-negative charge between her two Read more...
Silver Creek Fire SILVER CREEK FIRE is the first book in a new series by Lindsay McKenna. As usual, Lindsay McKenna leads us down a path that is laden with twists and turns at unexpected times. Read more...
Scandal and the Runaway Bride What’s a girl supposed to do when she realizes that even the deal of the century isn’t enough to compensate for the absence of love and passion? Well, in Gabi's case, she runs. But it was a timing thing in Read more...
A California Christmas A CALIFORNIA CHRISTMAS by Brenda Novak is a story about hope, forgiveness and humility all rolled up in one holiday book. A CALIFORNIA CHRISTMAS takes place in Silver Springs a wondrous place for those that need healing. The New Horizons is a school started by Aiyana a couple of Read more...
The Last Christmas Cowboy Many stories in the Gold Valley series centered on a unique family made up of orphans and other displaced children and teenagers. The core group of siblings lost their parents in an accident. Gone in a flash and life for Read more...
Return to Virgin River I don’t know about you but I would never pass up the chance to read and review anything by Robyn Carr. My relationship with this very prolific, creative, and talented writer began years ago and is still going strong. In Read more...
Colton First Responder A first responder’s job is to evaluate the situation, access possible problems, accessibility to the injured and finally act on their instincts. Grayson Colton’s instincts were finely honed. As a wilderness guide he learned to scour an area for plausible escapes, wildlife and survival essentials Read more...
Deep in the Alaskan Woods Have you ever been to Alaska? The best trip that I list when someone is looking for suggestions. Eye-opening to say the least. And DEEP IN THE ALASKAN WOODS is written with an eye on reality. Living and working in Alaska takes more grit and skill than most Read more...
Happily This Christmas Always expect to be entertained by Susan Mallery. Her books remind me that life is about changes both good and bad and sometimes very challenging. But never forget the humor factor of life. And in HAPPILY THIS CHRISTMAS Susan Mallery Read more...
A Little Country Christmas It simply wouldn’t be Christmas without some wonderful message of peace, love, and harmony, and A LITTLE COUNTRY CHRISTMAS encapsulates the talents of Carolyn Brown, Rochelle Alers, Hope Ramsay, and A.J. Pine into one heartwarming book. Needless Read more...
Chance of a Lifetime Imagine meeting someone in the present and experiencing déjà vu with every passing glance or look. Jude Deveraux has once again presented us, very fortunate readers, with an amazing adventure in time travel. Well, sort of travel more like lifetimes. Nobody does it better. Read more...
Chance of a Lifetime Imagine meeting someone in the present and experiencing deja vu with every passing glance or look. Jude Deveraux, writing with Tara Sheets, has once again presented us very fortunate readers with an amazing adventure in time travel. And nobody does it better.
Just His Luck Leave it to B.J. Daniels to concoct a murder, sinister and creepy, with details that strike immediately. A crime novel where the cast of suspects is huge. The high school tenth year reunion is being planned by the very people whom newly elected sheriff Lizzy Conners lists as Read more... |
Sandra Wurman An avid reader for all my life and
reading is one of my passions. I’ve
been an independent reviewer for
several years now and have covered just
about every genre from a vast number of
publishers and authors. Another perk of
reviewing is getting a first glimpse of
new and upcoming works from talented
authors. As a reviewer I have had the
fortune to meet new authors and become
reacquainted with some tried and true
ones. One of the most rewarding aspects
of reviewing is having your work
acknowledged by authors and/or
publishers. The inclusion of one of my
reviews on a book jacket or on an
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With the advent and broad adoption of
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works to be reviewed has increased
exponentially making the job of the
reviewer ever more challenging as the
selection of works becomes vast beyond
belief.
My goal is simple – to deliver a fair
and honest review. I take this very
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Re: Heartache Falls (11:34am April 28, 2011):
Okay I'm hooked - definitely have three more books to add to my must read list. Dogs love us unconditionally - you can't really say that about anyone or anything else. My Maxwell will always have a special place in our hearts along with our Coco and Shani. Now we have a rescue grand doggie Annie who loves her little girl sooo much. |
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