You want to know what I feared? I feared this finale would sag. That it would be short--or stretch too long. That it would be sappy and too easy--or that it would depress me. After all, this is the Black Plague we're talking about here. And characters I've loved and followed not just for 5 … [Read more...] about Deluge by Lisa T. Bergren
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How to Take the First Step to Following Your Dream
This is for you, the one who can't decide. Who trembles on the inside with stories of years untold, who wants desperately to jump in with feet first, but how? You want to be a _____. Go ahead. Fill in the blank. But it's hard, isn't it? You want to be a writer. You want to be a blogger. An … [Read more...] about How to Take the First Step to Following Your Dream
With Every Breath by Elizabeth Camden
Bitterness is a hard thing to get over. Kate Livingston knows from experience how true this is: she lost two brothers to illness, a college scholarship to a boy from school, and her husband to a tragic accident. Then that boy from school offers her a job. But in a clever twist that speaks of … [Read more...] about With Every Breath by Elizabeth Camden
A Match of Wits by Jen Turano
Everyone else may think them a match, but nothing could be further from the truth--until Agatha finds herself in real trouble. I finished this book last night--it was just as delightful as I found A Talent for Trouble to be. Jen Turano's writing style is uniquely funny and kept me reading about … [Read more...] about A Match of Wits by Jen Turano
In Perfect Time by Sarah Sundin
Two hearts are about to learn the rhythm of love. WWII is not a time period I naturally gravitate toward, except when I'm reading a Sarah Sundin book. This book is no different. The perils of war are compounded by the tension between two people on a foreign base, and not just any two people: … [Read more...] about In Perfect Time by Sarah Sundin
Circle of Spies by Roseanna M. White
Marietta Hughes never wanted to be a spy. You know how sometimes you read a line of writing so lovely, you have to reread it again? I did that countless times while reading this book. I probably should have finished it long before 1am last week, but I savored so many amazing lines that it took … [Read more...] about Circle of Spies by Roseanna M. White
