Review:Cathy as usual gave us a first rate Christian romance suspense novel, this time focusing on forgiveness.
A must read, with this book, is" The Fragragrance of Crushed Violets, forgiving the unforgivable"'
This book is a bible study on forgiveness Read more

Review:Once again, Tammy L. Gray has outdone herself. This book takes you into a life where bullying is real and in your face. You experience the struggle to combat it and how it requires sacrifice and boldness. It's out there and our kids are fighting it! Tammy's novels are real and gripping, making them impossible to put down! You get so engrossed in the stories that you become a part of them, feeling all the emotions that the characters feel. I STRONGLY recommend you go out and buy ALL of her ... Read more

Review:It was probably worthy of more review stars but I was so miffed at it not being a fairy tale that i was in a temper with the book. Why on earth was it billed as a fairy tale? It would have been terrific to have this real live fairy princess living in America. Through most of the first chapter I thought "What a wonderful plot, having fairy people living openly." And to have her fall for a cowboy? - such innovation! Oh dear... turned out the book was about an ordinary human princess meeting a... Read more

Review:I really enjoyed this story. It was quaint and an easy read while waiting for the doctor. I also like that it had an ending and you did not have to read the others in order to understand this story. Read more

Review:A vivid look at the harsh conditions immigrants were forced to deal with in the 19th century, but even in those difficult times, love can still shine through. I loved this book and I'm looking forward to the next one! Read more

Review:Amanda is a widow with no intention of ever marrying again. Craig is an area farmer who is pursuing Amanda and wants to marry her. When the Orphan train comes to town Both Amanda and Craig decide they want to adopt one of the children. When it is their turn to choose there is a boy and girl with a twisted leg that are brother and sister left to adopt. They do not want to be separated so Amanda accepts Craig's marriage proposal and the children are adopted. This is a wonderful 1st book in th... Read more

Review:Sometimes there are those novels that take the reader into a different time and place in history so well that they lose themselves in the present day and find themselves transported back in time. Jody Hedlund does such an exceptional job at that, through her research in her latest Orphan Train series and the first novel, With You Always. You can help but cheer for the underdog, hope the plans for the wicked are exposed and that true love always finds a way, and you will get all three by the clos... Read more

Review:Selena Kitt is a very good writer and this trilogy is no exception. What two girls find under Mr. Nolan's Bed leads to their sexual awakening and that, in turn, leads to the unraveling of a tangled web of deception that includes their parents, a priest and a whole area of he Catholic Church. The action center is near Detroit, allowing the use of some real life characters such as Mayor Cobo and others along with an excellent depiction of Hudson's store in its early days. Read more

Review:Love, love, Loved this book. Stayed up late and woke early to keep reading. Jean Grainger transported me on on a fabulous journey. Heartbreaking at times, just beautiful at others. Thank-you . Didn't want this book to finish. Read more

Review:I thought it would be impossible to love Remy more than I already did.....but this book proved me wrong!! He truly is an amazing character....

I cannot thank Katy Evans enough for giving us Remy's pov. I usually avoid the books rewritten in the 2nd person's pov...they tend to let me down. This was not the case with Remy. Being in his head was like reading it for the first time.

The characters are amazing and impeccably written, and I found myself trying to slow down my reading, bec... Read more