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Make-Believe Wedding
by Sarah Mayberry
"A Great Wedding Giveaway Novella"
Posted September 21, 2014
The only thing disappointing in THE MAKE-BELIEVE WEDDING
is
its size -- which actually qualifies as a novella. Sarah
Mayberry always writes a delightful story that just
inspires
the reader to smile and walk away a very satisfied
customer.
MAKE-BELIEVE WEDDING certainly did make me smile and at
times Read more...
Until We Touch
by Susan Mallery
"keeping emotions in check is harder than it looks"
Posted September 1, 2014
UNTIL WE TOUCH is Book fifteen in the Fools Gold
series that just
keeps getting better and better. My love affair with Fools
Gold and Susan Mallery began with Chasing Perfect which
only
succeeded in whetting my appetite for more and more. Just
as
Fools Gold has grown Read more...
Heroes Are My Weakness
by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
"heroes are definitely made not born"
Posted August 25, 2014
So hard to decide which Susan Elizabeth Phillips story is my
favorite -- it would be like pitting one good friend against
another. My love affair with Phillips -- AKA SEP to her fans
-- started with DREAM A LITTLE DREAM -- funny how we all
remember our first loves. Then it escalated into Read more...
How To Marry A Cowboy
by Carolyn Brown
"instructions are included"
Posted August 24, 2014
Dialog is Carolyn Brown's strong suit -- as gifted an author
as you can imagine with the gift of gab -- you can imagine
her eyes smiling with the merriment and mirth she brings to
each page. HOW TO MARRY A COWBOY is a bit of a departure for
Brown whose Read more...
Mercy
by B.J. Daniels
"truly amazing crime story for every amateur sleuth"
Posted August 23, 2014
Diabolical, amazing, intriguing, mesmerizing, scary and
disturbing. Did I get your attention yet? Well if you want
to read an incredibly addictive mystery-thriller-crime story
look no further than MERCY by BJ Daniels. Never heard of
Daniels? After reading MERCY, BJ Daniels will absolutely
move
to the top of Read more...
Holiday Hats for Babies
by Debby Ware
"truly unique patterns to delight any baby"
Posted August 9, 2014
Debby Ware is a woman of my own heart. She proves in HOLIDAY
HATS FOR BABIES that we shouldn't take everything so
seriously. HOLIDAY HATS FOR BABIES is an exercise is
delightful imaginative patterning for something all knitters
just love to make. Hats. Next to scarves it is probably Read more...
Comfort Knitting & Crochet: Babies & Toddlers
by Norah Gaughan
"challenging and luscious items to knit or crochet"
Posted August 9, 2014
COMFORT KNITTING & CROCHET BABIES & TODDLERS contains fifty
knit and crochet designs including a lovely selection of
cardigans, blankets, caps, some accessory items and a couple
of toys. Since this was a review copy I was only privy to a
few items of those that would be included in the actual Read more...
Ain't She Sweet?
by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
"Simply Memorable! Revisit This Timely Tale of Strength, Courage, and Love!"
Posted August 5, 2014
Lots of authors write stories with sexy and quirky characters. Susan Elizabeth Phillips creates memorable characters that last long after you've finished the book. One of the best compliments you can pay any author is that they made a lasting impression -- Phillips is definitely one of those authors Read more...
Mean Streak
by Sandra Brown
"Marathon training has her running for her life"
Posted August 2, 2014
Sandra Brown's fans expect a great deal from this talented author. Every book I've ever read of Brown's occupies a special place on my bookshelves all the worse for wear since every one of her stories demands a revisit. Brown's characters are complex and in Read more...
Invincible
by Diana Palmer
"powerful guy meets his match"
Posted July 30, 2014
The bigger they are the harder they fall. It's one of Diana
Palmer's trademarks and as a longtime fan it's the element
that draws you in and holds tight. Diana Palmer is a western
romantic at heart and with
INVINCIBLE she adds quite few lighthearted moments. Her Read more...
Cop Town
by Karin Slaughter
"No holds barred"
Posted July 16, 2014
Karin Slaughter's new book COP TOWN takes place in Atlanta
in 1974. It's important to understand that so you are ready
for an assault on your senses. Slaughter reminds us of a
time when abuse of authority regularly takes place in many
cities. Scary when you think of Read more...
Against the Wild
by Kat Martin
"not only the eagles soar in Alaska"
Posted July 14, 2014
AGAINST THE WILD by Kat Martin takes place in one of the
most fascinating states I've ever visited Alaska. There is
something so earthy and real about a place that faces the
most horrific winters but looks forward to amazingly
beautiful summers. Kat Martin is the master of setting Read more...
How to Make a Quilt
by Barbara Weiland Talbert
"a simple step by step toward quilting"
Posted June 30, 2014
I am a knitter and crocheter at heart but I've done several
needlepoint projects too. I'm proud of all the costumes and
linen items made on my trusty sewing machine but candidly
I've always wanted to quilt. Not sure I would ever progress
to making a full Read more...
Comfort Crocheted Afghans
by Norah Gaughan, Margery Winter
"short and sweet three beautiful patterns"
Posted June 27, 2014
First let me qualify my review to say that this is a sampler
showcase of three afghan projects some that will appear in
the larger version that had fifty patterns (knit and
crochet). I usually gauge the worth of a craft book based on
how many items catch my eye Read more...
Up to Me
by Christi Barth
"Paradise with an Expiration Date"
Posted June 27, 2014
For those of you--like myself--that are unfamiliar with
Christi Barth waste no time in getting UP TO ME, the first
book in her Shore Secrets Trilogy. It's sure to whet
your appetite for more. I didn't realize until finishing
this wonderful story there were Read more...
The Texan's Cowgirl Bride
by Trish Milburn
"everyone needs someone to lean on"
Posted June 26, 2014
Welcome back -- now it's Trish Milburn's chance to share a
story she calls THE TEXAN'S COWGIRL BRIDE. THE TEXAN'S
COWGIRL BRIDE is book number three in the series about the
Baron
family written by different authors. Don't worry if you've
missed any -- each story Read more...
The Texan's Baby
by Donna Alward
"everyone needs to learn to trust"
Posted June 24, 2014
Hey who doesn't love a strong cowboy. Donna Alward knows
that characters need a strong backbone. In THE TEXAN'S BABY
Alward combines strength with caring an enviable
combination. Alward gives her characters lovable
personalities so that you can't help feel their angst.
Joyous dialog and unerring humor Read more...
How to Crochet
by Sara Delaney
"excellent how-to book for any crafter's shelf"
Posted June 21, 2014
I found HOW TO CROCHET more like a how to for someone just
starting to crochet. Sara Delaney though has a very unique
way to teach crochet. Delaney's goal is to make the crafter
new to crochet comfortable with needles, yarns and patterns.
A primer of sorts. Delaney recognizes Read more...
The Promise
by Robyn Carr
"The Last Thing They Were Looking for Was Love"
Posted June 16, 2014
I promise you will not be disappointed by the latest
installment of fabulous stories rooted in a small town
of Thunder Point. Have I made myself absolutely clear
on that? THE PROMISE by Robyn Carr is about people making
commitments to things that are important and vital. Money Read more...
Rodeo Rebel
by Donna Alward
"Welcome to a new series starring the Texas Rodeo Barons"
Posted June 15, 2014
RODEO REBEL is actually a prequel to a new series about a
family -- the Texas Rodeo Barons -- who are a group
of
siblings whose lives revolve around rodeo which is a scary,
competitive and extremely risky career path -- certainly not
one to enter into lightly. These risk takers Read more...
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