My Review: I recently finished reading the book "Revenge" written by Tamara G. Cooper, and I really enjoyed it. The story revolves around Aaron, whose life falls apart after the sudden and strange death of his best friend. Despite the authorities ruling it as an accident, Aaron strongly believes that her death was a cold-blooded murder. Constantly hounded by the media and wrongly accused of causing his friend's death, Aaron desperately needs a place to hide. Fortunately, he inherits his great aunt's estate in East Texas which is secluded and surrounded by dense wilderness. To his surprise, he also discovers that his first love has recently moved back to the area. However, just as Aaron starts finding solace in this new environment, a woman's body is found on his property on the anniversary of his friend's death. This chilling discovery sends Aaron into a state of shock as he realizes that a ruthless killer is sending him a personal message - there is no esca

   My Review J.W. Gilbert's Mojave Man is an enthralling read that will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. It tells the story of Arcon Franklin, a man who is on the run from the authorities and looking for a way to escape their grasp. With the help of his rescuer, Elaina, he manages to flee to a survivalist compound, but soon realizes that it may not be the safe haven he thought it was. As the story unfolds, we see a tenacious reporter, hot on Arcon's trail, getting ever closer to exposing him. Meanwhile, Jesus himself intervenes, making his desires known and adding an extra layer of intrigue to the story. Arcon's foray into the outside world could be cut short, and he may have to return to ArcPoint, his confinement, whether he likes it or not. While I did feel that I missed out on some of the context, as I did not read the previous book, the overall experience of reading Mojave Man was spectacular. Gilbert's writing is captivating, and he does an e

    My Review  I recently finished reading "Steal Fire from the Gods" by Clint Hall and it was a spectacular book! The story follows the journey of Gunnar Graves, a 22-year-old soldier who lost his faith and family when a troop of AI-driven war machines, led by an android fire illusionist, destroyed his unit. Gunnar is forced to live in a machine-controlled town where he hides a dark secret and spends his days trying to learn elemental power to take vengeance. However, after years of failure, his ability kindles unexpectedly. Fleeing from the war machines that are chasing him, Gunnar discovers an ancient, life-based power that has awakened to help humanity fight back. He is joined by other life mages and together, they are thrust into a mad world of android overlords, cyborg clans, and evil forces that are determined to destroy them. Gunnar must uncover the truth behind a power he doesn't understand and wage a war that he believes they cannot win. This book was an absolut

   My Review I recently had the pleasure of reading 'Remain True: Amana' by Thomas Nye, and it was truly a delightful experience. The book takes us on a journey with Timothy Hayes, an author who relocates to the Amana Colonies amidst the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020. Thomas Nye's vivid descriptions of the beautiful surroundings and the challenges of living in a pandemic-stricken world made the story come alive in my mind's eye. As the pandemic makes social interactions difficult for everyone, Tim finds it especially challenging. Even taking his pugs for a walk becomes an ordeal. He is frustrated by people's kindness and cannot seem to shake off his grumpiness. However, things start to change when he meets a woman who brings a new perspective to his life. What I loved most about this book was the way the author brought the characters to life. Each character was well-developed, and their comical interactions made me laugh out loud. The writing style was much more in-dept

   My Review I recently had the pleasure of reading "Settlers and Toffs" by Caryl McAdoo, which is the second book in the New Beginnings series. The book was a delightful and engrossing read, with richly drawn characters that made the story come to life. The author's writing style was engaging and descriptive, allowing me to vividly imagine the characters and settings.    The story follows the journey of Ambrose Lee and Blaire, who set out to seek their fortune during the gold rush by heading west. They decide to open a hotel in Auburn, California, which becomes the backdrop for the many adventures and challenges they face. Adding to the complexity of the story is the arrival of a British Earl, who stays at their hotel, and the constant disruptions caused by mining booms. Despite the tough times, the characters in the book form deep and lasting friendships and even find love along the way. The author's ability to weave together these disparate threads into a cohesive

   My Review In the last few days, I have been reading Jennifer Sienes' Tangles and Tinsel. The book was very enjoyable for me! This heartwarming hallmark read was the perfect way to kick start my holiday reading this year. Kimberly is 35 years old and dreams of having a family, but does not have the time to do so. Jax is a recently widowed father, who has a difficult time letting go of the past. She was left behind by her mother when she was a child, and she had to care for her alcoholic father. With Christmas fast approaching, Kim is doing everything she can to ensure a happy holiday season for her dad, who has been sober for two years now. Although Jax is falling in love with Kim, he is afraid to let go of his past. Jax's kids are precious to Kimberly and she thinks she might love him as well. Guess who finally returns home along the way? It's Kim's mom! Everything is thrown out of balance with Kim as a result. Will it prevent her and Jax from finding their happily e

   My Review: I recently had the pleasure of reading "A Christmas at Jekyll Island Club" by Blossom Turner. It was a truly delightful read! The story follows the life of Savannah Ensworth, a young heiress who is not interested in getting married, and Reverend Joseph Bennett, who is a man of God and doesn't want to have a woman hold him back from preaching the Word of God. The book chronicles their journey as they navigate through their fears and personal beliefs to find true love. At first, Savannah is not interested in God or church, but her best friend Elizabeth convinces her to meet the handsome Reverend who has all the women on Jekyll Island swooning. Savannah and Joseph are immediately drawn to each other, but they push their feelings aside due to their fear of commitment. They both agree to be just friends, but as they spend more time together, they both develop feelings for one another. Along the way, Joseph introduces Savannah to Christ and helps her to understand