This WW II story is the first book I’ve read from author Jonathan Paul Isaacs. This book takes readers into the depths of France during WW II for a very short time. Recipe for WW II Reading Pleasure Combine a wine making family with their vineyards, winery and country home with an English airman… Continue reading “The Hazards of War” — WW II Historical Fiction
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Anger Management Workbook – 7 Good Things
Inspiration comes in non-fiction learning opportunities such as Managing Our Lives – Managing Our Anger — Authors Samantha Janosick and David Morgan.
Lost Inheritance, Lin Stepp, Smoky Mountain Novel
Today is RELEASE DAY for Lost Inheritance, another Smoky Mountain novel from author, Lin Stepp! CONGRATULATIONS!! Visit her website Author Lin Stepp takes readers deep into the heart of Tennessee AGAIN. The travels and views are stunning even more than in past stories. As a ‘regular reader’ of these Tennessee novels, I enjoy it… Continue reading Lost Inheritance, Lin Stepp, Smoky Mountain Novel
The Devereaux Jewel — Joy Ross Davis
Kaleidoscope of Surprises from Joy Ross Davis’s Elegant Writing Joy Ross Davis writes about sweet Anna, who never planned to be the mistress of the fine Devereaux mansion. Henry loved Anna and her fresh, winsome ways immediately. Marriage came quickly for the handsome couple, surprising local society. Henry traveled on railroad business (1880s), leaving the… Continue reading The Devereaux Jewel — Joy Ross Davis
Emalyn’s Treasure, Joy Ross Davis, author
Joy Ross Davis brings more angelic storytelling to her readers and the Angel Pack! Set in Ireland, 1938, Emalyn’s Treasure tells us of a young woman with a heightened spiritual experience which contributes to the ‘treasure’ that she has kept close by, yet hidden from all, since she was a 6 year old child. Her encounter with lightning and a protective angel lies at the foundation for the treasure story.
Daddy’s Girl — Lin Stepp, author
Lin Stepp pleasantly takes a few different turns in the new novel Daddy’s Girl. Sometimes the more things seem to change the more they seem the same!!
When the Snow Comes — B.J. Robinson, author
Readers will find other reviews for books from B.J. Robinson’s pens at Cardinal Bluff. When the Snow Comes is one of the best books I’ve seen from this author. If you are looking for a gentle pleasure read during a busy time, this story would be a good fit. The author’s style lets readers put… Continue reading When the Snow Comes — B.J. Robinson, author
Atonement of Emily Adams, Susan Lawrence, author
Susan Lawrence’s debut novel faces the saddest of events that one could imagine. When Emily Adams is driving down a street, being watchful of a nearby bicyclist, a small boy, Isaiah, rides his skateboard in front of her car. Cars move too fast — no way could she have stopped. Cars are too much for… Continue reading Atonement of Emily Adams, Susan Lawrence, author
Redemption of Carolynn Hayman, Carole Brown, author
Reminding myself that nothing fictional can ever be dreamed that can be more outrageous than what happens in real life. In her debut novel, Carole Brown surely pushes readers’ tolerances in this book. Expect to be incensed and on the defense of people who want to escape cults or who can be sucked into that… Continue reading Redemption of Carolynn Hayman, Carole Brown, author
Hummingbird – David Stearman
A moving tale of young people, immigration, crime, faith and friendship! The story follow the main character, Alexandra from her early childhood when she was brought from Mexico to the US by a ‘coyote’ along with her mother. Her life was totally redirected when her mother was detained by border patrol who didn’t understand the… Continue reading Hummingbird – David Stearman