Is changing your name enough to change your future? The Girl Who Knew Too Much by Amanda Quick is creative and brilliant. I love everything about this story. The time, Hollywood actors, old east coast money, the club, the hotel, the mystery, the characters. This is a must-read. I read the second book in this […]
Sane or Insane? Can she find the truth before it’s too late? The Other Lady Vanishes by Amanda Quick is refreshingly mysterious. I love a good mystery and this one fits that and exceeds it. The 1930s, Hollywood actors, California coast and intrigue, what more could you ask for? When I started this book I […]
Can the Carson siblings’ find their parents before it’s too late? River Rising by John A. Heldt is an amazing book. Which I am not surprised since I have liked all of his books. Or at least the ones that I have read. River Rising is about a group of five siblings trying to reunite […]
My take on this book: For Life or Until by Anne Garboczi Evans this is my second book by this author. This book had a very slow start, but it was a good read. What I like about this book is that these characters, much like in Plum Pudding Bride, are three-dimensional. It felt like […]
My take on this story: Plum Pudding Bride by Anne Garboczi Evans is an awesome short story that is perfect to read during the winter time. It’s a quick little read that will leave you wanting more. Or at least it did for me. Ms. Evans is a fantastic writer that has an awesome ability […]
My take on this book: Class of ’59 by John A. Heldt is a must read for any reader that loves historical romances or even just loves the 50s. This book is different from the other two books that I have read of Mr. Heldt’s. This is the first book that I am aware of […]
Guardian of Paradise by W.E. Lawrence was the first book I was asked to review by this author, but it ended up becoming the second book I read from him. It is so good. An Adult Version of Treasure Island The story starts when the male love interest, Dr. Trevor Marshall, is asking the Captain […]
My take on this book: First off I am so terribly sorry for this very late review on this book. I am very glad once again for Mr. Heldt for asking me to read and review this book. This book has three different third person point of view chapters scattered throughout the book. The main […]