Hamish Deluca is a lawyer from Toronto who suffers from anxiety issues, and in the 1930s there isn’t a lot of understanding. His father has always tried to protect him, guiding and controlling his career. Hamish is twenty-five years old and tired of his father ‘helping’, so he boards a train and travels to Boston…
Tag: Mystery
7Seven Things to Say About “The Law of Finders Keepers” by Sheila Turnage
This is the fourth book of the “Mo and Dale Mysteries Series” and has been marketed as the final book. I am hopeful that it isn’t the final book, I need Mo, Dale, Harm, and the rest of the Tupelo Landing residents in my life. I NEED more mysteries. Mo, Dale, and Harm are now…
7Seven Things to Say About “The Accidental Guardian”
Mary Connealy writes great western trilogies, and this is a great beginning of her next series (High Sierra Sweethearts). Deborah Harkness and her sister Gwen are on a wagon train west as caregivers to two children. They were hired by the young boys parents, who going out west to take their niece to her father,…
7Seven Things to Say About Author Kristy Cambron
As an avid reader, I read books written by authors at different levels in their career. Writing is a creative outlet that allows the artist to create a world on paper we the reader get to visit, some create simple worlds that we love going to, and others create worlds filled with mazes and puzzles…
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 Things To Say About “Falling for You”
Just last week I read my very first Becky Wade book “True to You” which is the first book in “A Bradford Sisters Romance” series. It didn’t take me long to get the second book of that series, “Falling for You”, which was just published May 1st. Here are 7seven things I have to say…
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…
Intrigue, Espionage, and Historical Fiction
I tend to read to escape the stress of my everyday life, meaning I usually stick with books that are a bit fluffier, lighter, and entertaining. The downside to fluffy is predictable, last year when I happened upon “The Lost Heiress” by Roseanna M. White on sale I downloaded it, choosing to add the audio…
Mo and Dale Mysteries
This is probably the best young reader series I have read in a very long time, I absolutely LOVE this series. When I first wrote this blog post I had only read the first 2 books in the series, I have since read the third book. In two weeks on Tuesday September 11, 2018 the…
