Women’s Fiction

The Paris Dressmaker

Fabulous! The Paris Dressmaker was an elegant and captivating novel about the horrors, risks, and hardships Parisians faced in the City of Love during the Nazi occupation. Taking readers into the worlds of espionage, couture, art, and everyday life, the story takes us on an epic journey, introducing us to courageous people who didn’t allow the threat of the Nazi’s brutality prevent them from doing what was right!

The Cul-de-Sac War

The Cul-de-Sac War was one of the funniest and charming contemporary romance novels I have read all year!

The Masterpiece

Going beyond the bounds of lust, The Masterpiece explores how God uses people to reveal Himself & the true definition of love and commitment.

Love and a Little White Lie (State of Grace: Book 1)

Tammy L. Gray returns with a new and exciting series, State of Grace! Love and a Little White Lie is the perfect summer read for those hoping to get lost in a clean romance story that will pull on all of your emotions!

Redeeming Love

Redeeming Love is one of those books that you hear people always recommending. For years, I have had many people tell me about this novel, but I was skeptical.

The Nightingale

Loyalties are tested, sacrifices are made, survival is adamant, and love proves to be powerful in The Nightingale!

The Mountain Between Us

Spectacular, intense, and original, The Mountain Between Us is a survival book that makes you feel like you’re fighting for your life alongside the protagonists, Ashley and Ben, in the frigid temperatures and harsh conditions.

Before We Were Yours

Before We Were Yours takes an incredible journey through time to uncover a secret that will change the way a family looks at their heritage forever.

The Longest Ride

Two epic love stories of pure passion and romance connect in the unlikeliest of ways; The Longest Ride is a tale, once read, you will never be able to forget!

The Orphan’s Tale

Enchanting. Enrapturing. Intriguing. The Orphan’s Tale was a novel that sparked my attention after the very first line! The words catapulted me back in time and into the world of Noa and Astrid, feeling all their emotions and even their thrill of flying off the trapeze.

The Help

The Help is a beautifully written book about the hardships of people of color in the ’60s and also the struggle of class in the white’s world.