“There was no such thing as a typical day at the White House, but Caroline Delacroix’s morning took a particularly difficult turn the moment she … Read More ›
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“How to Raise A Loaf” by Roly Allen set out to teach the novice sourdough baker the principles behind the bread. I have recently taken … Read More ›
My grandmother, Nana Iris, lived through World War Two, in Newport, Wales. At 13, she left school to keep house for her father who, as … Read More ›
““Okay, everyone! We’re back in twenty. Places, please.”” Opening line by Hadley Beckett’s Next Dish by Bethany Turner “Hadley Beckett’s Next Dish” is my first … Read More ›
“The truth of the matter was this—she, Miss Beatrix Waterbury, had been banished from New York, and all because she’d had the great misfortune of … Read More ›
I have read “5 Habits of a Woman Who Doesn’t Quit” three times over and thoroughly enjoyed it every time. It is Nicki Koziarz’s first … Read More ›
“Maybe coming back to Oregon had been a mistake.” Opening line of “Starfish Pier” by Irene Hannon “Starfish Pier”, by Irene Hannon, is the sixth … Read More ›
I really enjoy the angle that the author uses that allows Eve to get face to face with family and suspects alike. As an obituary … Read More ›
I enjoyed this novel from the first page to the last. The leading lady, Lilly Adler, is just lovely. I enjoyed her depth and the … Read More ›
The authors of “Compassion (&) Conviction” describe the role of the book as “…a gospel-centered framework to help Christians reflect the compassion and conviction of … Read More ›
Once again a story with many threads and a “Hercule Poiret” style ending. I have read a number of murder mystery authors and while one … Read More ›
There is such wisdom in this chapter of Proverbs. (Proverbs 30). I was completely unaware of Agur or this wisdom until I came across the … Read More ›
This story grabbed my attention from the beginning and kept it for the entire story. The plot is intelligent and well thought through. The characters … Read More ›