I was introduced to A.L. Sowards last January and she has quickly become a favourite author. All her books that I've read - the Balkan series and World War Two novels have been excellently planned, researched, written and been a joy to read. Bridge of Betrayal though set in the early 1950's is no exception.... Continue Reading →
Titus and the Christian Coin is an action packed novel set during the dying days of persecution in the Roman Empire in 312 A.D. Titus a young teenager who has lived under the shadow of persecution all his young life, now faces it first hand when his home is broken into one evening and he... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Anna of Bethsaida by Susanne Blumer, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours! About the Book Title: Anna of BethsaidaSeries: The Arimathea Chronicles #2Author: Susanne BlumerPublisher: Sutton Avenue PressRelease Date: March 16, 2026Genre: Biblical Fiction Anna believed choosing Andrew meant gaining a home. Instead, she finds herself on the dusty roads... Continue Reading →
On the coldest night of the year, a new born babe is left on the doorstep of Peculiar's beloved bachelor, Joshua Donnelly. Quietly, he takes the babe in — an answer to prayer, after the sudden passing of his mom — and sets about caring for her. Heather Thomas a drifter, has landed in Peculiar... Continue Reading →
South of Somewhere is about Juniper Wilder a young woman in her twenties arrested for DUI and child endangerment. Predictably, she does time in prison and rehab before her release. Her toddler, Fernie is in the custody of her brother, Cy and his wife. The novel is about Junie's journey from immaturity, victimhood, grief, loss,... Continue Reading →
Set in Bedfordshire, England in the 1820's at the tail end of the Regency period, The Bird of Bedford Manor by Michelle Griep is a charming suspense, mystery & romance all rolled in one. Driven by her father's misdeeds into poaching on her neighbour's land in order to survive, Juliet Finch knows, very well, the... Continue Reading →
A Kingdom of Shadows Lightseekers book 1 by Emily Bain Murphy, a children's fantasy novel lives up to its name. It is a story full of light and shadows. The Kingdom Wildfel is a place where creeping shadows rule, blocking out life giving sunlight and it is only getting worse day by day ever since... Continue Reading →
A post Civil War era novel set chiefly in Texas, Texas Reclaimed paints a vivid picture of a changing landscape in turmoil after a devastating war nearly tore it apart. Young Cora Scott has lost almost everything and everyone she ever loved to the war, leaving her and her much younger brother to fend for... Continue Reading →
Utterly fascinated!! That's my reaction to Demi Griffin's romantasy novel Cerulean Rose. Demi, thank you for writing it and publishing it. Get a copy, here folks. The novel follows the history of two kingdoms founded by two rival brothers - Cerulean and Sepharite that ended in tragedy. To avoid the destruction of the Cerulean Kingdom,... Continue Reading →
in Bedfordshire, England in the 1820's at the tail end of the Regency period, The Bird of Bedford Manor by Michelle Griep is a charming suspense, mystery cum romance cum historical novel all rolled in one. Henry Russell who is in charge of Bedford Manor until his dad returns, is stumped, frustrated and worried. Not... Continue Reading →
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