More ideas for that reader on your Christmas shopping list: Mystery/Suspense Forgotten by Don & Stephanie Prichard It’s frightening to lose your memory. Even scarier is to forget what’s at stake. Federal prosecutor Eve Eriksson disappears under mysterious circumstances and shows up a year later in a coma. What happened, and where has she been? She can’t remember, and her …
Ideas for that reader on your Christmas shopping list: Women’s Fiction / Family Drama / Literary The Color of Truth by Stacy Monson Marti has been on her own since she was 15, determined to build a life for herself and her sister despite the threats of a man intent on keeping her from revealing his secret. Sam Evans’ turbulent …
Historical Fiction Seven Brides for Seven Texans, a compilation including friends Lorna Seilstad, Erica Vetsch, Gabrielle Meyer, plus authors Amanda Barratt, Susan Page Davis, Kelli Gwyn, Vicki McDonough Purchase link: books2read.com/u/4DADwP Meet the seven Hart brothers of the 7-Heart ranch in central Texas. Each man is content in his independent life, without the responsibilities of a wife and children—until their father …
Fantasy Beast by Chawna Schroeder Purchase: books2read.com/u/3kZBan I am Beast. I serve the master. For as long as Beast can remember, she has lived among her master’s dogs. With them she sleeps. With them she eats. With them she fights and struggles to survive. But through hunger and cold she dreams of one day becoming her master’s favorite, earning bones with …
Do you have a reader on your Christmas list? Silly question, of course you do! And that means you get to purchase them the best gift of all, a gift that will take them all around the world, all through time, and even throughout the universe. Doesn’t get much better than that, right? Over the next few days I’m going …
Thank you! Those two words seem inadequate, but I doubt additional words would say it better, so I simply say, Thank You! Thank you, readers, for the overwhelming response to my post this past Tuesday. So many came running to help me–a nobody, really. Someone just singing the song God gave them to sing. It always amazes me when people …