Review:An enjoyable read. Interesting characters and a glimpse of a world I will never see. Reading about the places, sights and smells and all the strange things that make up a town, city or country was part of the adventure. I like it! Read more

Review:This historical novel really takes the reader back in time as we follow the story along the Oregon Trail. The journey is long and hard for these characters, but their travels are also life-changing and full of God’s mercies. It becomes an epic journey for the readers just as much.

The book follows three generations of women in the Brown family – each unique in their own way, but equally memorable. The grandma, Tabby Brown, stands out throughout the story as the rock of the family. She’s h... Read more

Review:The author presents the contents as being factual until the postscript in whihc she writes it is totally fiction. She seems to not be willing to start with the fictional comment and cause the reader to question the contents of the book.after it is read. Read more

Review:Natalie Fergie has written a book that uses one sewing machine as the unifying element throughout her story. I'm often disheartened about the difficult life women had 100 years ago and that certainly comes through in this novel. However, the women in her novel typify resilience despite the conditions, both moral and physical, that they endure. Read more

Review:The author kept the story moving. The descriptions of the time, the people and their attitudes put you back to the post-Civil War era. I'm not good at describing plots and such. All I can say is this is a well-written book that was difficult to put down. Read more

Review:It's not new ground now, the paranormal/urban/noir/detective story. But there's a reason I keep buying and reading this type of story -- in the hands of a good storyteller the genre can be lots of fun. In the hands of a good storyteller with decent writing, plotting, pacing and characterization skills -- bonus fun!

For a first novel in what looks to be a series, Schaefer does a better-than-average job of creation: good introduction to the world of Daniel Faust, with gradual exposure of th... Read more

Review:I bought this book because I had read high fidelity before, and I think this author has a great ability to conduct a story. Once I started reading it I couldn't put it down.

I can really recommend this book! Read more

Review:In fifteen-year-old Will’s neighbourhood, there are certain rules that must be followed when a family member is murdered: no crying, no snitching, and get revenge. These rules were taught to him by his brother, Shawn, who was taught by his uncle, who was taught by his brother, Will's father and so on back to long before Will was born. And they have all obeyed the rules. Now, Shawn has been murdered and it is Will’s turn. He finds his brother’s gun and, with it tucked into his waistband, he head... Read more

Review:This is not the most bloodiest dark romance book I have ever read but it is very sweet and I enjoyed it. The heroine is so innocent and the hero is like a black and shiny knight shielding the heroine from evil men and loving her with gentle hands only. Read more

Review:Amazing book! I bought this book about 3 months ago and it has been hanging out on my kindle. I dont know why it took me so long to read it, but once i started i couldnt stop. I immediately purchased the rest of the books in the series and am currently on the last one. I wish the author would write more spin offs for other characters because i just want to keep living in this world she has created. Beautifully written, captivating story, and I loved it! Read more