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The Happiness Plan Life is tough and in THE HAPPINESS PLAN, the newest work of literary art by Susan Mallery, we find unique and wonderful characters whose lives have taken some unexpected turns. Their careers and work lives are fine. It is the Read more...
The Cafe at Beach End Leave it to this prolific author to rip out a headline in the news and create a wonderful, caring story. That about sums up what RaeAnne Thayne did with THE CAFÉ AT BEACH END. Some would arguably say that Read more...
The Loner It is an addiction of the best kind. Diana Palmer has been at the top of my most often-read authors for decades and her newest book THE LONER is a prime example of why that is. I started reading Read more...
Wedding of the Season You know what weddings are really about. Memories. Sharing old ones with friends and family and creating new ones. Weddings are truly about enlarging your family. It is supposed to be an inclusive event. Sometimes we forget that aspect but in WEDDING Read more...
Targeted in Silver Creek TARGETED IN SILVER CREEK is part of the Silver Creek Lawmen: Second Generation series. This book stands on its own but is still a notable part of a terrific series by Delores Fossen.
One Hot Cowboy Wedding Lots of sass, steamy scenes, a huge cast of characters, and of course, laden with traditions, faith, and country. ONE HOT COWBOY WEDDING is vintage Carolyn Brown with an updated twist bringing the tale into current times.
A Little Ray of Sunshine The title does not do it justice! A LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE is a delightful story filled with dialogue and characters created to just make the reader break out in a grin or a giggle. Grand pop is ninety and Read more...
The Honeymoon Cottage Pure entertainment from beginning to end. Of course, you are hoping for a happily ever after ending, after all the title is THE HONEYMOON COTTAGE, and author Lori Foster has penned some of my most sigh-worthy novels. Read more...
Identity Ripped from the pages of newspapers Nora Roberts has crafted a story that equally charms and creeps you out. A young woman with a plan for her life, two jobs, a small starter house, a good close friend, and savings for her plans sees it all wiped out in Read more...
Her Brand of Justice First and foremost let me alert anyone reading something by B.J. Daniels, if it is in the book, it is important. This author does not mince words, she dangles hints and clues hither and yon. I absolutely adore B.J. Daniels whose books always wind up dog-eared Read more...
The Little Flower Shop Everyone has a past. It shapes and colors them, differently for each but then that is what makes them individuals. All the characters in Lori Foster's charming and endearing new novel THE LITTLE FLOWER SHOP are very much like Read more...
All the Days of Summer First things first let us remember people do not belong to other people. We are not property. Parents often make assumptions based on the life with their children as they grow up. Kids make declarations and promises, but those are written on sand, not in stone. Children need guidance Read more...
The Bride Wore White Prudence Ryland was a dream reader. A psychic with abilities that passed down through her family. She used these abilities to earn money to keep her grandmother and herself afloat. And then it happened. Prudence was caught in a crime not of her making. In fact, whether it was Read more...
Blue Moon Haven First, of course, let’s realize once again that all current stories and books are a collective effort of writers working diligently to finish manuscripts and notes left behind after the passing of Janet Dailey. I can assure you I’m just as surprised at the number Read more...
Strawberry Lane Each of us has favorite, go-to authors, in our arsenal of books. It’s the same for reviewers like myself. When I get hand hands on something by Jodi Thomas, I usually drop all others and forge ahead. STRAWBERRY LANE Read more...
Where Are the Children Now? So here is the deal: there are authors that write several books but seem to drift away in the wind. Then there are those that stand the test of time. Have you ever read the list of previous novels by an author and found yourself amazed that you had Read more...
Winning Maura's Heart Back to the old west filled with outlaws, hangmen, and seemingly little law and order. But in Linda Broday’s vision we get to investigate the lives of some folk that are down on their luck and victims of their circumstances. We meet nuns that are just trying Read more...
My Heart Will Find You Ah, the master returns with still another must-read novel to her credit. Time is a character in many of Jude Deveraux's works of art, and do not kid yourself, they are masterpieces. MY HEART WILL FIND YOU captured Read more...
The Seaside Library Three musketeers--that’s the image I conjured up when getting acquainted with Ariana, Ivy, and Cam. Three adults that had been brought up on Mariners a small beach community, were good close friends all through high school. Mariners was the place families go for beachfront vacations. Tourists Read more...
Set Up in the City It’s always an issue of trust in any relationship. Distrust breeds discontent and anger. What if you are brought up to be in control of your situation, life, and career... and then things change. Things that seemed clear now appear blurred. And in Read more... |
Sandra Wurman An avid reader for all my life and
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been an independent reviewer for
several years now and have covered just
about every genre from a vast number of
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reviewing is getting a first glimpse of
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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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