Small Town Mayhem Makes ‘Forgotten Bones’ A Compelling Read [REVIEW]
A young cop. A schizophrenic professor. The grave of a small boy. When these three elements intersect, it leads to a string of clues and a bigger mystery than anyone ever suspects. But will they be able to solve the case before an old malice catches up with them? Find out in Vivian Barz’s addictive new novel, Forgotten Bones. Continue reading “Small Town Mayhem Makes ‘Forgotten Bones’ A Compelling Read [REVIEW]”
‘Summer On Moonlight Bay’ Makes Us Believe in Love and New Beginnings [REVIEW]
He’s a veterinarian who couldn’t wait to escape small town life. She’s a Navy veteran who wants to put down roots. When an injured puppy brings them together, will they be able to overcome their doubts and make a life together in picturesque Magnolia Harbor? Find out in Hope Ramsay’s heartwarming new novel, Summer on Moonlight Bay. Continue reading “‘Summer On Moonlight Bay’ Makes Us Believe in Love and New Beginnings [REVIEW]”
Discover What It Takes for a ‘Lone Wolf Cowboy’ To Overcome His Guilt [REVIEW]
A man haunted by ghosts of the past. A vulnerable woman in need of a little TLC. When their paths cross, will they be able to slay one another’s demons or will the simple life they seek just get more complicated? Find out in Maisey Yates’ latest Gold Valley novel, Lone Wolf Cowboy. Continue reading “Discover What It Takes for a ‘Lone Wolf Cowboy’ To Overcome His Guilt [REVIEW]”
Learning to Embrace Strangers is One of Marriage’s Best Lessons
When you’re married for nineteen years, you tend to learn a thing or two from your spouse. Anyone who knows us will readily tell you that Heather is the demonstrative one in our relationship. She’s widely known for just grabbing people and giving them a hug, even if they’re a complete stranger. Although I know this now, I didn’t always, and the concept of doing this in public used to unsettle me. I’ll give you an example. Continue reading “Learning to Embrace Strangers is One of Marriage’s Best Lessons”
‘When We Believed in Mermaids’ Examines the Innocence of Childhood Through the Lens of a Kaleidoscope [REVIEW]
They were as close as two sisters could possibly be. Then the unthinkable happens and one of them is killed in an act of terror. Or was she? What happens when everything you think you know is a lie? Find out in When We Believed in Mermaids, Barbara O’Neal’s powerful new novel about siblings, secrets, and second chances.
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