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Review: Kissing Kate
Today I’m sharing a book review for Kissing Kate, a Regency romance novel by K. Lyn Smith, published by Davenwood Press.
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Review: The Seamstress of Acadie
The Seamstress of Acadie is a fascinating look at the story of the French Acadians who were exiled from Canada in the mid-1700s.
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Review: Calling on the Matchmaker
Today I’m sharing a book review for Calling on the Matchmaker, a historical romance novel by Jody Hedlund. It is Book 1 of A Shanahan Match series.
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Review: Cyanide and Sensibility
Today, I’m sharing a book review for Cyanide and Sensibility, a cozy mystery novel by Katie Oliver. It is Book 3 of The Jane Austen Tea Society Mystery series.
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Review: A Winter by the Sea
Today I’m sharing a book review for A Winter by the Sea, an inspirational Regency Romance novel by Julie Klassen. It is Book 2 of the On Devonshire Shores series. Disclosure: I voluntarily received a complimentary copy from the author as part of Austenprose PR publicity tours. All views expressed are my own. This post includes Amazon affiliate links. My Review I…
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Review: To Spark a Match
Today I’m participating in a book tour for To Spark a Match an inspirational Gilded Age historical novel by Jen Turano. Lots of humor and fun details. A delightful read!
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Heirloom Bible Story Books
In which I add to my vintage Bible storybook collection. I love how precious the stories are and how important it was to generations past to teach them to their children.
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Review: Stealing Home
Today I’m sharing a book review for Stealing Home, a graphic novel set in Canada during World War II. Disclosure: I voluntarily received a complimentary copy from Timberdoodle as part of their blog review team. All views expressed are my own. My Review Did you learn about the World War II Japanese internment camps when you were in school? The ones…
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Review: Tunnel Creek Ambush
Today I’m participating in a book tour for Tunnel Creek Ambush, a romantic suspense novel by Kerry Johnson from Love Inspired Suspense.
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Review: Long Way Home
Long Way Home was definitely a page-turner for me. I had a hard time putting it down. The plot was intriguing and I was fascinated (and horrified) to learn more about the war.
