INTERVIEW WITH TARA MOSS

The War Widow (Billie Walker Book 1) Tara Moss Dutton Pub. Dec 29th, 2020 The War Widow by Tara Moss brings into play the author’s own work as an advocate for women, children, and those with disabilities.  Although there are feminist and social justice issues in...

BOOK REVIEW: BURDEN OF PROOF

Burden of Proof by Davis Bunn is a story of second chances. A man held captive by his failure and missed chances learns how to move forward with hope. It is a story where readers will ask, “If I could go back and relive my life, would I do things differently?”...

INTERVIEW WITH MARGARET MIZUSHIMA

Hanging Falls (Tmber Creek K-9 Book 6) Margaret Mizushima Crooked Lane Pub. Sept 8th, 2020 Hanging Falls by Margaret Mizushima is an excellent mystery.  But readers get a bonus with this series as they learn about the bond between dog handlers and their canine...

BOOK REVIEW: THIS SECRET THING

THE SECRET THING by Marybeth Mayhew Whalen is a story about sisterhood, and how a band of women supported each other through harsh times. The author noted, “Years ago, a suburban madam was arrested in my town. Back then I had never heard of such a thing and was...

INTERVIEW WITH LISA HARRIS

The Escape (US Marshals Book 1) Lisa Harris Revell Pub Nov 3rd, 2020 The Escape by Lisa Harris brings to life the world of a U.S. Marshal. The book has non-stop action as the Marshals try to figure out the bad guy's next move, with most of the story about a criminal...

BOOK REVIEW: SOFTLY BLOWS THE BUGLE

SOFTLY BLOWS THE BUGLE by Jan Drexler is the third in the Weaver’s Creek series.  It delves into family bonds and faith, where forgiveness, love, loss, and resilience play a role.  The plot starts off with Jonas Weaver returning home after being a medic...