The Gentleman’s Daughter by Bianca M. Schwarz
Set in a time when your honor and your word meant everything, the second novel in Bianca Schwarz's The Gentleman Spy Mysteries series was both entertaining and intriguing. Sir Henry is,…
Hidden Secrets at the Little Village Church by Tracy Rees
I love when a story takes you by surprise. And I love when you can't help but to fall in love characters as you watch them fall in love with…
Long Walk home by Ellyn Oaksmith
We all make mistakes. How we evolve and learn from those mistakes says a lot about who we are as people. For Lola, the consequences of past mistakes makes it…
The Ladies of the Secret Circus by Constance Sayers
Genre: Historical Fantasy Fiction Sneaky. That's how I'd say this book starts out. The main character, Lara Barnes is about to be married. Unsatisfied with her dress, she casts…
Objects of My Affection by Jill Smolinski
We humans are interesting creatures. Some of us attach memories and meaning to our possessions and some of us are quick to let the material things go. What happens when…
Book Review: Throwing Shade by Deborah Wilde
Genre: Paranomal Mystery/Humorous Fantasy When I caught this book's tag line - magic after midlife - it immediately went on my TBR list. Don't get me wrong, there are…
Book Review: The Lost Girls of Foxfield Hall by Jessica Thorne
Imagine stepping through time, at first unexpectedly, and then again and again in hopes of preventing a horrible tragedy? That’s what happens to Megan Taylor. Called to assist in the restoration of the grounds and maze at Foxfield Hall, an estate steeped in mystery and home to a ghost everyone calls the Green Lady, she soon finds that ancient magic is alive and well, even in the year 2019.
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