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Review: Truitt’s Truth by Julia David
In this tale, which began based on a lie, Cassidy learned a hard lesson. Several actually. She grew a lot as a person and learned about God from Truitt. I enjoyed watching their relationship develop, yet I knew that the … Continue reading
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Review: A Bride of Convenience by Jody Hedlund
The latest release in The Bride Ships series, A Bride of Convenience, is such a wonderful story! I have been enjoying this series so much and this story is probably my favorite of all. I love marriage of convenience plots … Continue reading
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Review: At Love’s Command by Karen Witemeyer
Wow! This was such an enjoyable book to read. It was full of action, adventure, daring, bravery, men of faith, and a very swoon worthy romance. Josephine and Matthew fell for each other fairly quickly, however, I found that it … Continue reading
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Review: Charmed by the Cook’s Kids by Melinda Curtis
What an enjoyable story! This book can be read as a stand alone or read as part of the entertaining Mountain Monroes series. I really liked learning about Ivy’s background. There was a lot that she has had to deal … Continue reading
Celebrating Celebrate Lit for 5 Years!!!
In this post, I am sharing (with permission) most of Chautona Havig’s Congratulations to Celebrate Lit post. To view her full post, please visit here. As often happens, college classes sparked an idea—a desire. Authors needed exposure for their books. … Continue reading
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Review: Who Needs a Billionaire by Krista Noorman
This was a great fake marriage story! Gus and Merritt were certainly not fond of each other at the beginning of the book and both seemed to have tempers that ignited quickly toward each other. I was happy that these … Continue reading
Review: Whatever Happens Next by Jaycee Weaver
Whatever Happens Next was such an enjoyable story to read. I thought that Dyson was a great character and I appreciated the way he truly cared for Jenna. When she opened up to him about what had happened to her … Continue reading
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Review: Rocky Mountain Redemption by Lisa J. Flickinger
Rocky Mountain Redemption was a quick read for me. I was interested in how things would work out for the main characters, however, I found myself frustrated with both Preach and Isabelle for most of the book. I had trouble … Continue reading
Review: A Promise to Keep by Melony Teague
A Promise to Keep, the debut novel for this author, was a very enjoyable second chance story. I really enjoyed watching as Michael and Savannah reconnected, especially as they spent time together in the days after the reunion, both around … Continue reading
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Review: Not Until This Day by Valerie M. Bodden
Not Until This Day is a beautiful and heartwarming story. It is a great addition to the Hope Springs series, yet I believe readers could hop into this novel and enjoy it without having read the other books. Just be … Continue reading
