275 pages. Fiction.
Predictable cozy but the military wife heroine is a new twist for cozys. Will look for more by Sara Rosett.
3rd in the series.
439 pages. Fiction.
Story of how five lives intersects with one another in unusual ways. So so.
275 pages. Fiction.
Contemporary Christian fiction. Realistic drama with strong characters. Delightful read. Looking forward to the rest of the series. 2nd in the series.
412 pages. Fiction.
Predictable but Macomber is always good for a feel good book. Loved how it touched on Blossom Street. Would enjoy seeing more from Michael and Macy.
306 pages. Fiction.
Outstanding! Richmond crafts a tale of sorrow yet joy. The reader is drawn into the book faithfully to the end.
96 pages. Nonfiction.
Quick read; coil bound makes it easy to use when cooking. A couple of the same recipes as my mom's.
214 pages. Nonfiction.
Expected more tips, illustrations or photos vs all prose.
277 pages. Fiction.
Contemporary Christian fiction. Well written, strong characters, intriguing storyline. Will look for more from Gail Sattler.
341 pages. Fiction.
One of those books where you keep reading because you hope it gets better but in the end you are left empty.
446 pages. Fiction.
Contemporary Christian fiction. Steve and Brenda Hansen's marriage is challenged and a strange homeless man makes an appearance. 1st in the series.
288 pages. Nonfiction.
Quick, easy read. Great concept, easy to implement. No diets, just move a little bit more than normal.
298 pages. Fiction.
Lucy stumbles upon yet another murder, although this time things are a little different...a witch has been killed... in this installment of the Lucy Stone series. Predictable. Too heavy on the Wiccan stuff. 17th in the series.
441 pages. Fiction.
Contemporary Christian Fiction. Esther and Charlie experience life changing events; Brad and Ashley are not longer in the honeymoon period and Patsy and Peter are starting to see things eye to eye. 3rd in the 4 part series.
337 pages. Fiction.
Quick moving mystery surrounding books. Decent characters but the reader doesn't know much about them. Will consider reading more of this series. 5th in the Cliff Janeway series.
381 pages. Fiction.
Interesting take on the typical cozy - the protagonist is not the shop owner. Not so cleverly disguised killer but like-able characters make up what the books lacks for an avid mystery reader. Looking forward to more in the series. First in the Black Sheep Knitting series.
281 pages. Fiction.
Quick, intriguing cozy. Many changes in this installment. Melanie visits a doggie day care for Alice and comes across a dead body. Davey competes in his first show. Bob is back in their lives. 15th in the series.
319 pages. Nonfiction.
Interesting review of poisons and how they came into play during the years.
436 pages. Fiction.
Historical Christian fiction. In this installment, in a nutshell, new characters are introduced, Jacob submits to the Lord's will, and Saul aka Paul is introduced; Book 3 in the Acts of Faith series.
398 pages. Fiction.
Interesting read. Ellie is a different sort of character - strong, yet weak when it comes to her daughter. Can't quite understand that part, very contradictory. 5th in the series.
267 pages. Fiction.
The Black Sheep knitters get involved in another murder, this time featuring one of their own. New developments for Lucy and Matt. And the introduction of a "friend" for Maggie. Looking forward to more in this series. Book 2 in the series.
263 pages. Nonfiction.
Yummy, great sounding recipes, most with photos, along with commentary and tidbits about Padma.
310 pages. Fiction.
Contemporary non-traditional Christian fiction. Great analogy. Well written. Will look for more from Angela Hunt.
237 pages. Nonfiction.
Not what I had expected - thought it would be funnier and for "older" moms.
262 pages. Fiction.
Interesting story about a female French judge pursuing the leader of a religious sect.
406 pages. Fiction.
Well written, similar vein to The Time Traveler's Wife. As with TTTW, ending is unresolved.
247 pages. Nonfiction.
Delightful recipe book filled with anecdotes and pictures, lots and lots of pictures. Looking forward to trying some of these tasty dishes.
224 pages. Nonfiction.
Recipes from the Quickfire challenges on Top Chef
348 pages. Fiction.
Historical Christian fiction. Opal thrives on the ranch and the trials of becoming a young woman begins. Jacob Chandler, a preacher running from his past, comes to Dakotah Territory. Book 3 in the series.
349 pages. Fiction.
Historical Christian fiction. Pearl Hossfuss, the daughter of a wealthy man, escapes West to avoid a loveless marriage. Changes occur at Dove House. Book 2 in the series.
