If you’ve been here a while, you might remember my review of Bri Tucker’s story Into the Fire by Irene Hannon, the first book in her Undaunted Courage series (you can read the review here). Late in 2024, my wonderful sister gifted me the paperback of Book 2, Over the Edge. A thoughtful gift from […]
If you’ve been here a while, you’ll know I’m a sucker for time travel romance. Whether it’s swoony medieval knights or modern-day jump-and-save adventures, I fall hard every time (like in Jody Hedlund’s Waters of Time series, which I’ve blogged about). When I spotted Sarah M Eden’s Echoes of the Sea on NetGalley, I jumped […]
I have. Last year, I finally read Melissa Ferguson’s debut novel, The Dating Charade. By then, I’d already devoured a bunch of her newer books. Once I finished it, I went looking for what else she’d written and spotted The Cul-de-Sac War in my Libby library app. Fast-forward twelve months and seventeen ebook borrow/return cycles […]
I’ve been blogging for several years, but was stunned earlier this week when I realised I haven’t reviewed any of Kimberly Rae Jordan’s books. I’m a big fan of KRJ. I preorder all her ebooks (top tip: she heavily discounts them when they first hit Amazon!), read her newsletters when they sporadically land in my […]
I’ve been blogging about Emma St Clair since my very first book review post (this one here), but my love for her books goes back even further—to when I first discovered her Sandover Beach series, long before her Love Clichés romcoms catapulted her into the spotlight. *blows on fingernails and polishes them on shirt* Told […]
My girls and I are soaking up the slower pace of the winter school holidays right now, which has meant I’ve finally curled up with Sara Brunsvold’s latest release, The Atlas of Untold Stories, a powerful Christian women’s fiction novel exploring family, faith and forgiveness. The story focuses on two generations of Vance women—Edie and […]
