For years I worked in a bookstore and every Tuesday was filled with New Releases. That is 52 Tuesdays a year filled with new books being released. In 2019 I am looking forward to MANY BOOKS, however here are 7seven Christian Fiction books I can not wait to read! The Number of Love by Roseanna…
Category: Regency
7Seven Things to Say About Julie Klassen’s Tales From Ivy Hill Series
The Innkeeper of Ivy Hill- This was the first book of the series, and it was released in 2016. We are introduced to Rachel, Jane, Mercy, and the rest of the village. This book puts Jane at the center of the story as the young widow fights to save her husband’s Coaching Inn. Ladies of…
7Seven Things To Say About “12 Days at Bleakly Manor” by Michelle Griep
A year ago Clara Chapman was left at the alter and later found out that her fiancé had not only left her at the alter but he stole her families money. A year ago Benjamin Lane was wrongly accused and arrested of embezzlement, he has spent the last year in prison rejected and alone. Clara…
7Seven Things to Say About Sarah Ladd’s Books
As a fan of Historical Fiction set in the Regency Era, I have been reading Sarah Ladd’s books since her first book “The Heiress of Winterwood” was published in 2013. Here are my 7Seven things about Sarah Ladd.. Sarah’s newest book “The Weaver’s Daughter” came out May 26, 2018, it follows Kate as she decides…
7Seven Favorite Books by Julie Klassen
Julie Klassen is like me, a fan of Jane Austen; I am also a fan of Julie Klassen. I have loved every book she has written, here are my favorite 7seven books by Julie Klassen. The Silent Governess– Olivia and Edward are both living with important secrets. When Olivia over hears Edward’s secret he…
7Seven Things about “The Innkeeper’s Daughter”
7Seven things I have to say about this Michelle Griep’s newest book. Johanna’s a stubborn women, I found that annoying and relatable. I enjoyed watching her faith grow. I loved Mam, and that her story was deeper then just being Johanna’s mom. I would have liked her secrets to have been a little more intriguing….
