Linda Lael Miller’s ‘Christmas In Mustang Creek’ Is More Than Just Holiday Fare [REVIEW]
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Author: Heather Fink
Heather Fink is a writer, bibliophile and award-winning librarian who loves to introduce the next generation of readers to the wonderful world of books. She currently resides in Texas.
Jenna Sutton’s ‘Coming Apart at the Seams’ Is A Tribute to the Human Spirit [REVIEW]
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Jenna Sutton’s latest novel, Coming Apart at the Seems, weaves a tale of love lost but never forgotten. The story introduces readers to Teagan O’Brien and Nick Priest, who have know each other since high school, but whose short-lived relationship left Teagan with a broken heart. Years later, Nick is ready to rekindle their romance. But has the couple missed their window of opportunity? Continue reading “Jenna Sutton’s ‘Coming Apart at the Seams’ Is A Tribute to the Human Spirit [REVIEW]”
Nicholas Sparks’s Epic ‘See Me’ Has Grand Ambitions [REVIEW]
I always enjoy reading Nicholas Sparks’s novels. With each new book, I anticipate a brief respite from my own life and immersing myself in the lives of his characters for a few hours. His latest book, See Me, is an epic by Sparks’s standards, but despite its grand ambitions, the book fails to live up to readers’ expectations. Continue reading “Nicholas Sparks’s Epic ‘See Me’ Has Grand Ambitions [REVIEW]”
Brad Taylor’s ‘The Forgotten Soldier’ Delivers Page After Page Of Non-Stop Action [REVIEW]
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In Brad Taylor’s The Forgotten Soldier, Pike Logan, leader of an extralegal counter terrorist unit known as the Taskforce, is ordered to bring in one of his own who has gone rogue. Continue reading “Brad Taylor’s ‘The Forgotten Soldier’ Delivers Page After Page Of Non-Stop Action [REVIEW]”
James Rollins’ ‘The Bone Labyrinth’ Is A Unique Thriller You Won’t Want To Miss [REVIEW]
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From the first sentence, “we shouldn’t be here”(13) until the very last, the reader continues to “wonder about everything” (462) in James Rollins latest novel, The Bone Labyrinth. Continue reading “James Rollins’ ‘The Bone Labyrinth’ Is A Unique Thriller You Won’t Want To Miss [REVIEW]”
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