#Fiction

Review for Captive Hope by Rachel Ritchey #Christian Fantasy @RachaelRitchey

Lady Idra, reserved as she is, cannot seem to adjust to life at High Castle where…
A Lesson Learned

I love to read… everything… I have the compulsion to read. It can be a short…
Review for The Convict and the Rose #Fiction #True Story Series @JanSikes3

Love knows no boundaries.This heart-wrenching, award-winning Biographical/Fiction sequel to Flowers and Stone shows how love can triumph over…
Review for The Forever House by Linda Acaster #Women Sleuths #Bone Chilling

A chilling discovery. A sense of foreboding. They say I’m obsessing. I’m not. Resisting family pressure…
Review for Close to Home by Alex Craigie #Family Life Fiction

“The book is brilliant. It reads like a memoir and grips like great fiction should –…
My Latest Review… BEELITZ-HEILSTÄTTEN: Where Ghosts Never Die

What if rediscovering your birthplace unearthed a secret so powerful it could rewrite history—and your own…
A meeting of the ways…

Detective Inspector David Snow… My office doesn’t look much like an office these days, what with…
Coming Home…

nowhere near as gentle as this, believe me! Part One I was pleased to be leaving…
Tale of the Seasons’ Weaver #Review #Epic Fantasy #Fiction

The dust is finally beginning to settle after the last few weeks of chaos, and I…
Is a change as good as a rest?

(those sticky out bits will be removed!) Is a change as good as a rest? I…