Book Spotlight: Mistress Suffragette by Diana Forbes

SYNOPSIS:

As Penelope Stanton grows into her own in the burgeoning Women's Suffrage Movement, she is pursued by an incorrigible banker who promises to use his access and power to help her advance. But can he be trusted or are his words part of an elaborate mind game played between him and his wife?

In this superbly crafted novel, rich with historical detail, Diana Forbes transports the reader to the Gilded Age and creates an unforgettable protagonist in Penelope Stanton. Pursued by a villainous millionaire, torn between the dictates of propriety, the promptings of her own heart, and her allegiance to the fight for women's suffrage, can Penelope forge her own path? This book is impossible to put down and readers will be rooting for Penelope all the way. 

–Phyllis T. Smith, bestselling author of I Am Livia and The Daughters of Palatine Hill.

Mistress Suffragette is a delightful romp through the Gilded Age. Penelope Stanton, a young woman forced to create a new life for herself, is a witty and feisty guide through this most fascinating of eras. A very entertaining read.

--Susan Breen, author of the bestselling Maggie Dove mystery series.

For lovers of historical fiction, this debut novel by Diana Forbes is a romp through the pleasures and perils of the Gilded Age in late 19th Century New England.

--Books Pro

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Diana Forbes is a 9th generation American, with ancestors on both sides of the Civil War. Diana Forbes lives and writes in Manhattan. When she is not cribbing chapters, Diana Forbes loves to explore the buildings where her 19th Century American ancestors lived, loved, survived and thrived. She is passionate about vintage clothing, antique furniture, ancestry, and vows to master the quadrille in her lifetime. Diana Forbes is the author of New York Gilded Age historical fiction.

Diana Forbes’s Publication History:

1. "Mistress Suffragette” was published by Penmore Press in 2017.

2. “Temptation,” a chapter from the sequel to Mistress Suffragette, was published in the Saturday Evening Post’s “Great American Fiction” Contest anthology of winners in January 2017.

3. A selection from Mistress Suffragette won 1st Prize in Women’s Fiction in the Missouri Romance Writers of America “Gateway to the Best” Contest.

4. In addition, Mistress Suffragette was a Finalist in the Wisconsin RWA “Fab Five” contest in “Women’s Fiction.”

5. Mistress Suffragette won 1st Place in the 2016 Chatelaine Award, in the “Romantic and Sensual” category.

6. Mistress Suffragette was shortlisted in the 2016 Chanticleer Somerset Award for “Literary Fiction.”

7. Mistress Suffragette won the 2017 Book Excellence Award for "Romance."

8. Mistress Suffragette was awarded the Silver 2017 North American Book Award for "History."

9. Silver, 2017 NYC Big Book Awards, "Historical Fiction." 

Starred Kirkus Review:
"The book feels like it was written at the time, reading like an alternate, feminist take on The House of Mirth’s “well-born lady in reduced circumstances” with a decidedly happier ending.
A sprightly, winning historical novel about an unexpected romance—between a young woman and her own power".

MY REVIEW:

Mistress Suffragette by Diana Forbes
Book starts with A dedication page and acknowledgements.
Story starts out in Newport, RI in 1890s and we had just visited some of the mansions in the city this spring. They definitely life a different life than the regular folk.
Just hearing of the lighted driveway to the ball.. sounds so joyful.
Liked the locations they travel to and learning of how they were able to ride bicycles with the clothes they also had to wear. Voting is another matter they hope to accomplish, for women.
Unforeseen circumstances brings her mother to Boston and the accidents happen... Within a few weeks time they are summoned home to tend to Lydia who's come down with pneumonia.
Verdana and Sam travel with them to convince Newport ladies they need to fight for their rights also.
Love how this book makes history fun while telling you about it.
Penelope first thought she'd have to become a mistress to a married man to make any money to send back home to her parents but she knows better now and fights him off.
She is so smart to look for information about subjects she knows nothing of, to research them and when appropriate she brings them up into conversation that makes the others realize she does know what she's talking about and how women should fight for what they deserve.
Love the new words learned as they travel and all the new locations to me.
Interesting how Louisiana voodoo is included...Like what happens to the fashion industry over the course of the book, very detailed and descriptive.
Bayer heroin aspirin, who knew?  Can't wait to read more from this author.
Didn't see the ending coming but happy it came out that way...
Best book for me this month out of a few hundred. Ends with an epilogue and a note from the author about writing of the book,  about the author, other works from the publisher summarized and table of contents. 
I received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Book Review: Arrangement in Black and White by Fred Misurella

 

Arrangement in Black and White by Fred Misurella
Starts with other works by the author.
Acknowledgements and poem for dedications.
Story starts and then moves 30 years ahead, then back in time and we learn all the hidden secrets of the molestation and abuse.
Like when she's able to travel but decides she can make a living painting but also has a clerks job and then turns to prostitution.
Then story goes back to the molestation and understanding the mother's position as she wants time to do things she wants to do.
Father wants to campaign and it takes a lot of exposure goes to events and meetings so others can learn about the people in the race for the government position.
Racism is broached and some think it's a key point as to their existence.
I received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Books read Aug 23

The Mystery of Smuggler's Cove by Paul Moxham
What I like about this book is that there is one brother and two sisters and they meet Will who knows a lot about the locale.
He shows them the caves and one day Joe goes by himself to investigate.  Lucky the girls help rescue him later in the day..
When they go with Will another day they go far into the caves-reminds me a bit about game of thrones as they have caves and tunnels under the castles.
This one they learn is where men meet and bring boxes in and will go during night hours to bring the goods to the boats to sell to others.
Very scary that they are only kids. Almost like a Hardy Boys mystery so am enjoying it.
Reminds me also of our local rum runner smugglers off the beach via the drain pipes that are big enough to walk through.
Brave kids and like what they find out and where...

WOLVES: Fun Facts and Amazing Photos of Animals in Nature (Amazing Animal Kingdom Book 8) by Emma Child
We took our grandson to Cougar Mountain in WA a few years back and they did have a section for the wolves. So cool seeing them from behind the fence and how they get along with one another and things like where they sleep and what they eat.
Starts with a table of contents and each chapter starts with a color photograph and then a few paragraphs about that particular subject.
Liked hearing about all the ones I was not familiar with. My favorite would be arctic white wolf as they'd blend right into the surroundings.
Fun facts are also included at the end. There are so many more books from this author on many other animals.

BOOK SPOTLIGHT: A Summer of Good-Byes by Fred Misurella

SYNOPSIS:

PASSION IN PROVENCE: 
Ben and Lee Alto follow Van Gogh’s 19th century path to Provence, hoping to find inspiration for their own lives and give their son, Misha, some insight into a world completely different from their own. They find art, of course, and a world of beautiful landscapes, warm temperatures, and, yes, wonderful food. But they also find a ghost of their past, and it’s not Vincent Van Gogh but a woman Ben once loved and a man, Zach, a well-known jazz musician, who teach them some hard lessons about art and life, as well as the art of life. 

A SUMMER OF GOOD-BYES resonates with the warmth of France’s southern sun, famous artists, and violent conflicts. It’s a vital, romantic story filled with the tensions of love and marriage, sexual longing and family loyalty, and the struggle to live in the face of impending death and loss.

AUTHOR BIO:

Fred Misurella has worked as a journalist in New York and Paris. He has published Arrangement in Black and White, a novel, Only Sons, a novel, Lies to Live By: Stories; Short Time, a novella; and Understanding Milan Kundera: Public Events, Private Affairs, a critical study of Kundera's work. He has published critical reviews and essays in a wide variety of newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times Book Review, The Village Voice, and The Christian Science Monitor. He is a Fulbright scholar, a graduate of the University of Iowa Writers Workshop, and book review editor for VIA. He lives in Pennsylvania with his wife and two children.

MY REVIEW:

A Summer of Good-Byes by Fred Misurella
Starts out with other works by the author and acknowledgements.
Many different scenes while the adults have relationships with each other and others.
Most dramatic one for me was 9/11 as I was not near NY but watched it live on tv after a golf game.
So heartbreaking to hear how it effected the family that day.
Love all the travel especially abroad as I will probably never get to experience it in my lifetime.
Kind of confusing they go back to other relationships at times you are unsure who is really there and at what stage of their lives.
Story does go back in time to when they first met and i found it interesting to learn of adoption proceedings from other countries.
Thought US had enough babies for adoption to go around.
Liked learning more about the art world and mystery surrounding the unsigned painting in the caves.
Glimpses of Grimm and Leonard Cohen, precious hidden treasures for me. Like how this story ends after so much sadness, love, heartache and pure joy at times.
I received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

BOOK SPOTLIGHT: Assuming Names by Tanya Thompson

SYNOPSIS;

When it was over, there were a lot of questions. 

The detectives were embarrassed but they still wanted answered, "How did a 15-year-old runaway successfully pose as a world traveled countess?" 

The newspapers turned it back on them, practically sneering, "How did she do it while under investigation by the FBI, DEA, and Interpol?" 

The Mafia had been demanding the same thing for six months, "What is your real name?" 

And the psychologists asked the question they always ask, "Why?" 

It’s the why of it that will keep a girl in trouble. 

Assuming Names is the true story of a young con artist. It’s the tale of a runaway that assumed the title of Countess and then went on to fool the FBI, DEA, and Interpol—as well as a number of other celebrities and institutions—with an elaborate tale of world intrigue.

A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR: Hello everyone. This is Tanya. You may find yourself reading my book and saying, “No, this did not happen.” You may be inclined to say it is too far-fetched and, quite frankly, impossible. I have provided evidence at my website that what I write is the truth. I mention it at the front of the book but it may be easy to overlook, so I am reiterating here.

At my website are copies of the newspaper and magazine articles mentioned in the book. The articles are from the Austin American Statesman, The Dallas Morning News, and Woman’s World Magazine. They are all nationally recognized media for news. Previous reviewers were concerned I may have gone to Photoshop to create them, and while my book does paint me as the sort that would do such a thing, the reality is that those media institutions would sue me into submission before the cache could be cleared. 

In the end, you may not believe me, but you can surely believe what the papers wrote.

AUTHOR BIO:

It’s often these little things that flummox me. 

About the author…

Let's just say I’m a mischievous criminal with a penchant for charming my way into trouble and then out of arrest.

MY REVIEW:

Assuming Names by Tanya Thompson 
Book starts out with a story about a 15 year old girl. She's got quite the knowledge of how to do things in the 1980's to make her life easier.
Many thefts, impersonating others, multiple SSNs, passports and lots of cc's she is able to talk herself out of a psych ward and she travels the world. Remember this is in the 80's!
Liked the parts about the travel and where she ended up and how she was able to even accomplish the thefts, always blaming it on others.
Based on a true story. Lots of drugs, stealing while growing up and at times going to college.
Other works by the author are highlighted at the end along with links to excerpts of one other novel.
I received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

BOOK SPOTLIGHT: Broken Promises by Anne Willow

SYNOPSIS:

Julia needed a new start. The unexpected death of her favorite aunt sends Julia to the artist town of Grand Marais. There she starts to weave tattered threads into a new tapestry while rediscovering her love of sketching and running the antique shop, Past Imperfect. Everything is just starting to go right when a mysterious package arrives bearing an antique letter opener arrives. Julia's natural curiosity is piqued but before she can untangle the mystery it's found embedded in Tom Peterson's chest. The tapestry of her new life begins to unravel as she is named a prime suspect. Now, left with few clues and a past not willing to let her go, Julia works to solve the mystery and the murder. Infidelity through time and a curse that only she can break - once she figures out how. 

AUTHOR BIO:

Anne Willow has a small addiction to antiques. She loves getting lost in antique shops and learning the stories behind the treasures. The Past Imperfect series was born out of her story collection. 

Anne has always loved the North Shore, especially Lake Superior near Grand Marais. She lives there with her husband and two children. When bringing the Past Imperfect series together, Anne couldn't think of a better place to have Julia's shop. If you find yourself traveling through, stop by Artist Point, you may just find her sitting on the rocks.

Anne loves to meet and chat with her readers. You can connect with her through the links below.

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 MY REVIEW:

Broken Promises by Anne Willow
Story starts out with Julia and she runs her aunts antique treasure shop now that she's dead. MN love hearing of the lake and the surrounding areas where there are festivals...
Lucy works for her part time and knows her job. Emily her friend, has had problems with her spouse and he ends up dead one morning.
Julia is questioned as her prints are on the letter opener....Julia follows clues as she discovers them and hopes she won't get caught. Julia is now the suspect as another is now dead.
Missing keys explain a few things but who has access to them now?
Like hearing about the details of Julia and her aunt and their similarities that not all know about.
Fun read for me and can't wait to read more from this author.
Amazing who did the killings and why, didn't see it coming!
Author bio included and links to connect to the author are included.
Very easy to follow along, characters and the story.
I received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Books read aug 15

Tarizon: The Liberator by William Manchee
This book follows the life of Pete, Stan's son who now lives in another solar system. People are brought to the area to repopulate the planet.
Some are brought to Earth and then after some time they are transferred back to the planet.
Boot camp and quite the introduction to population control are thrust at him from when he first gets there. He also meets the boy who had died in the crash and they talk for just a second.
Like the idea of joining the military and going through training...There's a lot of abbreviations that you soon become familiar with.
Like how the events take place and the story moves forward as they discover other things about their telepathic abilities as they also try to find their other friends and hope to rescue them.
The goal is to prepare for the civil war  which is coming to the planet as some are slaves and they don't like it. There are a lot of politics also that come into play.
Like how ti ends, a bit sad but it will continue in another book so all is not lost.
Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Act Normal by William Manchee
This story starts out with Stan and he's approached again from the CIA agents about a case that involves a woman from the other planet in the other solar system.
He knows about his son and that he's not dead and has seen pictures of him as he first arrives on the planet.
Alternating chapters follow Paula and her case as they acquire a new office secretary. Little do they all but Stan know where she really came from and she's only here to get pregnant and then head back...
Like that the chapter headings also include the lawyers name so we know if it's Paula or Stans case.
Rebekka is still grieving for her son as her parents help with the 3 children remaining... Stan wishes he could show her.. but they'd come for her then..
Things happen that are erased from ones memory and it's nice to know he's able to share one secret...
Like personal things like Paula's boyfriend who was to be the DA on the case but since Stan took over there's a conflict of interest now and Mark is fired...
Rebekka is still grieving for her son as her parents help with the 3 children remaining... Stan wishes he could show her.. but they'd come for her then..
Like hearing of how hidden the base is located and the things the agent is able to share...
Love hearing of the travel and how the case is solved-so unique with questions... Can't wait to read more of this series.  Each book can be read as a stand alone.
Just cuz the case is over with doesn't mean the story ends, so much more happens after...
Other works by the author are highlighted at the end.
Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Tarizon: Civil War by William Manchee

This one picks up where the last left off but if you've not read them it will bring you up to date.

Lots of politics, strategic maneuvers and how to fight using what they can get their hands on.

Heartache from lies and remote areas we learn about. Lots of equipment to fight the war is described in detail along with the strategy.

Other works by the author are highlighted at the end. Lots of action and adventure for the travelers and explosive encounters.

Very interesting as this one involves DC and surrounding areas.

Finishes off with listing of works from the author.

Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Conquest Earth by William Manchee

This story follows Lorrin and the child she shares with her mate. Lots of politics and how to survive where they are located.

Lots of new characters to get a handle on for me.  Lots of cool things happen in this one. Like how when they arrive  on the Earth they don't even know how to eat an apple but they find out so much more.

Love how they are able to run a ranch at no cost...

So many things occur that you'd not even imagine-like how the story is told.

Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

New Beginnings: a Christian Romance/Second Changes series, book 3 by Morris Ferris

Book starts out with Grace and her daughter meeting the neighbors next door: Tori and Daniela because the puppies got out of the yard. Tori is in bed and just recovering from breast cancer and is still so sick.

They take care of both of them and Grace's intended Michael works in the cancer filed and stops in to visit and gives her advice.

Over time we learn that Graces friend in Montana will be getting married and they plan to go.

Little does Grace know the other mystery surrounding her past life..

Turns out to be a great story and there are others who become a couple and things just mesh. Didn't see it all coming out as it did but hope to read more from this author.

The Pajama Zoo Parade: The Funniest Bedtime ABC Book (Short and Funny Bedtime Stories for Children Ages 3-5, that Every Parent will Enjoy) (The Funniest ABC Books 2) by Agnes Green

I just can't imagine a parade where everybody is wearing their pajamas LOL

This book for me was read to read because I was not able to increase the font size of the words. 

Alphabetically the animals get ready for bed by putting their pj's on. So comical the pages. This is also a rhyming book.

Cute ending also

Sushi: A Children's Book by Mary Nhin 

I know nothing about this food so thought id' be fun to learn about it.

This is a rhyming book and has many colorful illustrations about what's going on in the pictures.

Sometimes it's hard to find the words to read because the page is just SO busy with graphics.

Never knew there were so many different kinds of sushi.

Like pages that show you how they are made for a meal.

Book Review: The Second Yes: Five Wedding Dress Christian Romances (Crossroads Collection) by Amanda Tru , Alexa Verde , etc

The Second Yes by multiple authors
Like the idea of the crossroads collection. Each author writes their own story and they are connected in some way.
Going to be fun to find out what. Starts out with background of the book itself and the authors.
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Season of Surprises by Alexa Verde
There are so many fun things in this one! great settings.
This is about a wedding dress...relatives are getting married and she's thrown together again with a  very old neighbor.
When the dress is a no go they combine forces and travel to Warsaw to get another.... love the travel and how they find out that things they remembered about one another still matter.
Misunderstandings about the dress ....
Great story and glad he was able to find God again after all the years.
After all the turmoil about the wedding she realizes she needs to postpone or cancel it but she has another idea....
Didn't see this one coming!

Something Borrowed, Someone Blue by  Chautona Havig
Counseling for the big day and she realizes she might not be where she needs to be....

Black Belt, White Dress by halee Bridgeman
She's agreed to marry him and shut down her wedding planner mother by stating they were going to skydive over Grand Canyon saying their vows.
Like conversations about karate classes.  Everything goes according to plan til her mother becomes deathly sick and the bride changes her mind.



Sewn Together by Alana Terry
Story starts out from a young girls summer from a diary journal, and how their family friend who they knew in Korea can't have children so she adopts one then becomes pregnant and the baby is unborn but there are problems..
Her parents had also fostered children.  His is a pastor and the mother helps out a lot with things.
Sad about the baby to be born but love the idea of the wedding dress. Such a beautiful idea!


The Second yes  by Amanda Tru
London moves back to Crossroads and runs her own design wedding shop. She never expected to see Adam at her shop, she dropped the scissors she was holding...
Like how this story brings all the others together. Lots of faith and hope and others want to disrupt everything she's doing...
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What I like about a lot of these stories is how easy they are to read, religion and faith themes, discussion questions at the end of the story and a bit about the author and their other works.
Some even had recipes that go along with the story!  Some were hilarious, some very sad.
Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.

Book Spotlight: The Butterfly Recluse by Therese Heckenkamp

SYNOPSIS:

Learning to love is like learning to fly . . .

Eccentric. Weird. Crazy. Whatever people call her, Lila doesn’t mind. Most of the time. She finds solace in her sheltered world by raising butterflies and surrounding herself with their gentle beauty. They’re all she needs.

Most of the time.

Until a motorcycle-riding stranger roars up her driveway, invading her safe haven, throwing her life off-kilter, and forcing her to question everything. Persistent and stubborn, Harvey Sanford may be just what she needs—or everything she doesn’t.

He’s easy on the eyes, but hard on her emotions. What exactly is he after, and what is he not telling her? Should she safeguard her heart or follow it?

As a summer wedding approaches, Lila must decide how much she’s willing to risk for a chance at true happiness. In one intense night of desperation and revelation, she must confront her darkest fears—and hopefully discover that with faith and courage, shattered dreams can be restored, damaged hearts can love again, and broken wings can heal . . . maybe even fly.

A clean, inspirational, sweet summer romance!

Recommended for fans of contemporary Christian romance.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Therese Heckenkamp is the author of three Christian suspense novels: Past Suspicion, Frozen Footprints, and After the Thaw.

Past Suspicion and Frozen Footprints have both reached #1 Bestseller in various Amazon Kindle categories, including Religious Drama, Religious Mystery, and Inspirational Religious Fiction.

A busy wife and mother of four, Therese fits in writing time whenever she can manage (and sometimes when she can't). A member of the Catholic Writers Guild, she looks forward to writing many more novels in the future.

After the Thaw (the long-awaited sequel to Frozen Footprints) is her newest release.

Visit Therese online at ThereseHeckenkamp.com

MY REVIEW:

The Butterfly Recluse by Therese Heckenkamp
Starts out with her camera in hand and trying to capture the butterfly but a man driving a motorcycle has destroyed the quiet and scared the butterfly away.
There is so much to this story, romance, religion and all the butterflies. Like how the chapters go but wish we had heard from the male side of the story as it was happening to the female.
Wedding of his sister and she will be going with Harvey. She had a falling out with Sarah,  the bride and they hope with the release of the butterflies at the wedding that they can mend fences.
Things don't go quite as planned and we are introduced to the person she had been talking to online. He is at the wedding also and takes things into his own hands. She had crept away from the church after the tragedies of her family and she's the only one left.
Love the photography parts also and how she is able to survive inside her house having everything delivered. Misunderstandings and Jess then kidnaps her but Harvey is on their trail...
So much goes wrong after the fighting and you are hoping she will lean on God soon to get her out of the mess.
A note from the author, acknowledgements and about the author are highlighted at the end.  Her other works sound interesting, hope I can find a few.
Received this review copy from the author via BookSirens and this is my honest opinion.

Book Review: The Oysterville Sewing Circle by Susan Wiggs

The Oysterville Sewing Circle by Susan Wiggs
Starts out with listings of other works by the author which I think I've read them all and enjoyed.
Dedication which I have no idea why but will find out by the time I've read this and a table of contents.
Caroline arrives back in town and sees her old boyfriend with a bunch of guys running.....Love new words I'm learning and I know they won't be overused.
She rushes to get the young boy, not her kids and then rushes back to young girl. Coach Jensen had held onto the young boy for her...
Then we get to the story about when Caroline is in NY and she's in the middle of a fashion show-for Mick...
Love hearing of the design world and the sewing parts of it, so interesting and recyclable using things others would've tossed away.
Had tears  come to my eyes when she learns on the runway that Mick's stolen her designs and used them for himself....
So realistic, up to date with undocumented pregnant model...
Blacklisted and then her best friend who's pregnant moves in with her and the children
There is so much to this story about love romance sewing helping others, handling anger, making it through difficult times, surviving and finding out the truth.
Wow hits her when she finds out who really killed her friend, didn't see that coming but now the dedication makes sense to me.
Proceeds from the sale of the book will go towards domestic abuse.
Learned so many cool things reading this one-Krav Maga for one-maybe it'll help my grandson with his disease/illness.
Note from the author, acknowledgements, about the author and publisher are also included at the end.
Received this review copy from HarperCollins Publishers via William Morrow at NetGalley and this is my honest opinion.

Book Review: Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center

Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center
There's something about firefighters and I don't know what it is but I love reading about how they put out fires and save others.
Book starts out with the firefighter award ceremony and she's been propositioned from her partner, she sees it as a prank.
She also in her downtime runs a defense class, volunteers at Big Sisters and helps her dad build his house...
She was the most honored one: a female, a firefighter and the youngest ever...
Cassie has to face the Counsel Man before getting her award-we learn their past and wow! you can tell how nervous she is...she does ok til he pinches her butt...we learn about what she wanted to be when she grew up and how things changed.
When her mother calls for help it's a very touching moment for me as I am blind myself and don't have many who help me so for her to ask Cassie to come is huge.
Diane is an artist-so devastating.   Like the choice she has and takes. Have visited Rockport for a few hours one day and found it a close community on the ocean.
Love hearing of the crochet club, I would fit in perfect in this environment-we have visited and enjoyed the area years ago.
Like how she conforms to the new firehouse and is alert for the other rookie...
Love hearing about the grants, to better the firehouse She is in fear of losing her job then captain informs them of cut backs and it's either her or other rookie...
Everybody has a secret that would alter their lives and has... Love when they each open up, makes so much more sense to have others support.
This book has something for everyone: adventure, action, romance, travel, mysteries and secrets.
I received this review book from St. Martins Press via Net Galley and this is my honest opinion.
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