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Ride A Painted Pony
by Kathleen Eagle
"Getting back on the horse was never so important."
Posted July 17, 2017
Sometimes life is just too unfair -- almost unconscionable
and simply
terribly sad. What can you do when conditions are unstable
and the
odds are stacked against you? When there are no good choices --
actually when there are no viable choices at all. Your fate
and that of
your child is Read more...
The Barefoot Summer
by Carolyn Brown
"Fabulous romp to savor and enjoy this summer!"
Posted July 15, 2017
Gutsy, sassy and if they were men you could say they walked with a swagger -- an inborn sense of self, confident and smart. No one's fool but ah ha that's the rub. Three women all set up by the same con man -- all of them thought they Read more...
If Not for You
by Debbie Macomber
"Lovely story about finding your own path."
Posted July 15, 2017
Everyone would like to believe they are in control of their
destiny. Not
day by day but in the grand scheme of things. Life just has
a way of
getting in the way of plans and that's not necessarily
always with a
bad outcome. Some might call these just Read more...
Undaunted
by Diana Palmer
"What would you do for love."
Posted July 15, 2017
True to type Diana Palmer penned still another tale where
the big
brooding guy is brought to his knees by an unassuming innocent
younger woman and for the most part can't believe it is
happening to
him. A recurring theme as any fan of Diana Palmer will tell
you Read more...
Cozy Stash-Busting Knits
by Jen Lucas
"Perfect book for all those extra skeins of yarn."
Posted July 15, 2017
I learned several things in Jen Lucas' book COZY STASHING-
BUSTING KNITS, some were probably not intentional but rather
eye
opening for an old time knitter. I developed a new respect for
charting, something I often passed over when looking at
instructions
for a new project.
When tackling a gorgeous Read more...
Temptations in a Teapot
by Laura Givens
"Some truly fine illustrations in this new adult coloring book."
Posted June 14, 2017
TEMPTATIONS IN A TEAPOT by Laura Givens is a lovely
addition to the adult coloring book category, albeit a
little on the
more expensive side although I feel certain it will be
available
discounted prices on some online websites. Since I am reviewing
this book from a digital version I Read more...
Down Home Cowboy
by Maisey Yates
"Tough cowboy takes on teenage daughter"
Posted June 8, 2017
In DOWN HOME COWBOY Maisey Yates takes on the challenge of
dealing with a sullen teenage girl (is there any other kind)
while trying
to reestablish yourself in a new town, new home and possibly
find a
way out of the lonely closed in existence of a man whose wife Read more...
A Stardance Summer
by Emily March
"Simply Wondrous"
Posted June 1, 2017
A STARDANCE SUMMER is the fourteenth installment in the
Eternity Springs
series, which just proves that Emily March is quite
a prolific author with a genius for creating a multitude of
characters with very diverse personalities Read more...
Reed
by R.C. Ryan
"Series comes to a powerful conclusion."
Posted May 31, 2017
Matt, Luke and now REED have each had their own story in the
Malloys
of Montana series by R.C. Ryan. With each installment in
this fantastic series R.C. Ryan has raised the stakes. Matt
was her
introduction to Read more...
The Lawman's Convenient Bride
by Christine Rimmer
"Everyone deserves to find love."
Posted May 30, 2017
Life is strange, certain events seem to set paths for people
and if
they don't take the necessary steps those paths will be set in
granite. Kind of like fighting an uphill battle. But for
some they
seem settled in the path set for them and that's somewhat Read more...
In the Heir
by Ruth Cardello
"Families like flowers need to be carefully tended."
Posted May 23, 2017
Sometimes I just like to try something or someone new. I
understand that doesn't mean the author is new -- it's
usually that
I just never found them in my book searches. Having just
finished
IN THE HEIR by Ruth Cardello I know that I've been missing out Read more...
Happy Is the Bride
by Lori Wilde, Janet Dailey, Cat Johnson, Kate Pearce
"Behind the scenes of a beautiful wedding."
Posted May 3, 2017
HAPPY IS THE BRIDE has an interesting concept, take a
wedding and capture four different
unique stories happening concurrently within the scope of the
entire event. Kind of like having different cameras zeroing
in on
different people and activities and producing a video
collage of
the wedding. That's basically Read more...
Any Day Now
by Robyn Carr
"It takes more than tenacity to move forward"
Posted May 2, 2017
If you loved What We Find and have missed Sully,
Maggie and Cal than wait no more. Robyn Carr heard you loud
and clear and her answer is ANY DAY NOW. It's wonderful to
revisit Sullivan's Crossing and have a reunion of sorts with
old friends Read more...
A Small-Town Bride
by Hope Ramsay
"Utterly charming new installment in the Chapel of Love series"
Posted March 29, 2017
In A SMALL TOWN BRIDE, Hope Ramsay deftly pits Amy against her
entire Lyndon family, in the most hysterical and yet
heartwarming
way of course. Otherwise it wouldn't be a Hope Ramsay tale.
Watching Amy figuratively duck and poach to avoid having to
volley
any position with her family Read more...
Home at Last
by Lily Everett
"Be prepared to be swept off your feet."
Posted March 15, 2017
Be prepared to be swept off your feet by the most unlikely
person --
Marcus. So tough and yet probably the most endearing
character you
will ever meet all thanks to Lily Everett in the next book
of the
Sanctuary Island series -- HOME AT LAST. Hard to say but HOME
AT Read more...
Wicked Cowboy Charm
by Carolyn Brown
"Who wouldn't want to be close to this cowboy?"
Posted February 8, 2017
You know when you are reading a Carolyn Brown book. Right
from the get go she has you smiling and anticipation is
already high for a great enjoyable read. Then she starts
the character introductions. Carolyn Brown is not subtle.
She lets you in on her plan to weave these Read more...
Right Behind You
by Lisa Gardner
"Could not put this one down"
Posted February 8, 2017
Holy cow -- my head is still reeling after reading this
powerful story by Lisa Gardner. Now just for transparency
sake I had a feeling I would like Gardner's new book RIGHT
BEHIND YOU. However like is just a strong enough
assessment. RIGHT BEHIND YOU generates a lot of energy Read more...
Somebody Like You
by Donna Alward
"Some relationships just need time"
Posted February 8, 2017
SOMEBODY LIKE YOU the first book in a new series by Donna
Alward takes place in Darling
Vermont whose claim to fame
-- such as it is -- is the kissing bridge. Darling is a
typical small town. Everyone knows everyone and Read more...
Mystic Horseman
by Kathleen Eagle
"Past and modern worlds work together toward common goal."
Posted January 7, 2017
Kathleen Eagle imparts wisdom at random points throughout
her books and MYSTIC HORSEMAN is no exception. If I may
include a quote one that is probably one of my new
favorites.
"One guy wants to make another one look bad, all he
has to do is break off a piece Read more...
Her Christmas Cowboy
by Katherine Garbera
"Small town girl finally gets chance with her teen crush."
Posted January 5, 2017
Katherine Garbera tackles the tough topic of returning
vets in HER CHRISTMAS COWBOY. The vets come home and are
treated as heroes, as they should be, but what these
brave men and women really need is to be accepted and
welcomed back home. In HER CHRISTMAS COWBOY
Garbera beautifully illustrates Read more...
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