The Cornwall Novels Trilogy
Sarah E. Ladd has quickly become one of my favorite regency-era novelists! I haven’t enjoyed a series this much in a long time!
Beauty Among Ruins
An American heiress meets a Scottish laird during World War I. Beauty Among Ruins is a unique novel set in the early 1900s.
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!
Children of the Stars
We often read about people’s grueling survival or perilous journeys through war zones, immersing ourselves into a world of dirt and darkness, but what about the light and hope that remained within so many?
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.
Tree of Life Series
In the small town of Canyon Mines, Colorado, nothing new goes unnoticed. As newcomers enter the town for an escape or searching for their history, it’s up to the father-daughter duo, Nolan and Jillian Duffy, to find the answers. Meanwhile, rewinding in time, a whole new world is introduced as readers get to meet the ancestors who shape the protagonist’s existence. The Tree of Life Series will spark your interest in genealogy and pull on your heartstrings with its narratives.
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.
Like Flames in the Night – Cities of Refuge: Book Four (Including Q&A with the Author)
The last book in the Cities of Refuge series, Conniyln Cossette takes Like Flames in the Night to the next level!
Milkweed
Milkweed is honestly a masterpiece, for lack of a better word, and I was sad when each chapter came to an end! The story highlights the innocence of a child and proves that hatred is taught.
The Camera Never Lies
The Camera Never Lies is a book unlike any other. Breaking the barrier between page and reader, David Rawlings challenges all who pick up this book to face the truth of their lives and strive to live a life of “No Secrets.”
Cilka’s Journey (The Tattooist of Auschwitz: Book Two)
The sequel to The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Cilka’s Journey travels to the cold and treacherous land of Siberia where Cilka’s fight for survival continues.
The Memory House (Exclusive Interview with the Author)
Centering on the lives of four individuals, The Memory House takes us on a journey through time. Including an exclusive interview with the author, this is a review you don’t want to miss!
Love & Gelato (Love & Gelato: Book One)
After spending the last couple of weeks reading Historical Fiction, I felt like it was time for me to read something lighter and Love & Gelato was the perfect choice!
Sweet Trilogy
For sixteen years, Anna has known she is different; however, is she ready to learn the truth about her heritage? Will it be a halo or horns?
Alex Rider Series
I began reading the Alex Rider series more than ten years ago, and it quickly became one of my favorites, igniting my love of books!
In His Steps
Never has there been a book I’ve loathed more than In His Steps; however, after ten years of hateful thoughts towards this novel, I have had a change of heart!
The Nightingale
Loyalties are tested, sacrifices are made, survival is adamant, and love proves to be powerful in The Nightingale!
There You’ll Find Me
There You’ll Find Me is a diamond in the rough, and I hope you will appreciate it as much as I do! Jenny B. Jones wrote an incredible novel that is enjoyable but also reveals some profound truths.
Next Year in Havana (The Cuba Saga: Book 1)
The year is 1959. Elisa and her family are about to board a plane that will take them away from the chaos in Cuba and to safety in Miami, Florida.
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 Fault in Our Stars
The Fault in Our Stars is a little infinity that I want to go back to over and over again! It’s one of the most touching, heartfelt, books I’ve ever read.
The Book Thief
The Book Thief is one of the most incandescent books of this era. The writing is out of this world, and the structure of this book is a stroke of genius.
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society took me by surprise. The day I finished it, I attended a pre-screening and Q&A panel!
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!
Shelter of the Most High – Cities of Refuge: Book Two
Shelter of the Most High, book two in the Cities of Refuge series, was the perfect addition. Picking up eleven years later, the story starts with the introduction of a new character, Sofea.
Caraval (Book 1)
Caraval was a magical book full of twists and turns. It reminded me a bit like The Hunger Games, but this book was in a category of its own.
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.