Books I've Read ~ Reviewed
Finding Frankie
by
Michelle Kidd
What can I say... She has a way with words. I love the way this girl writes.
Some time back, I read Michelle Kidd’s first novel, Timeless Moments. Her writing style was wonderful. Since then, I’ve been waiting for her next book to come out and was so happy when she introduced Finding Frankie. I contacted Michelle Kidd and asked if I could purchase an autographed copy directly from her.
Tonight, I read the final page of Finding Frankie and was sorry to see the story end but very satisfied with the ending. I’ll not tell you what my favorite parts were or about what happened in this tale because I wouldn’t want to spoil the story for you.
Trust me when I say you will not be disappointed in the plot, the twists and turns, nor in the characters that she developed. Wonderful characters you’ll fall in love with, cry with, get mad at, and who will stir up so many more emotions from you.
Now I’m looking forward to her next book in this historical standalone series about lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
A Nobile Masquerade
by
Kristi Ann Hunter
I have added another author to my list of favorites.
Kristi Ann Hunter.
Her novel A Noble Masquerade was absolutely wonderful. I loved it.
The characters were exactly what I would expect of real people in the regency period, and Kristi Hunter’s writing was next to perfect. Loved the phrases she used and the way she handled her character’s emotions.
Which of us hasn’t held a secret we hope will never be discovered and bring embarrassment to us? Lady Miranda Hawthorne’s secret is not only discovered, but it’s discovered by the one person she most wanted to keep it from.
This story has suspense, laughter, mystery, and romance all over it. There are a few surprises to entertain us as well. And lots of danger.
Well done, Ms. Hunter. I’ll be reading more of your stories.
Lost Harbor
By
Jackie Zack
Jackie Zack has done it again. This fourth book in the Katy Russell Mystery series is just as entertaining as the first three. This time, reporters Katy and Nick are stuck on an island with no way to get off. Communication takes a nosedive, and the ferryboat captain is found dead. Suspense and mystery abounds. Even a bit of romance.
The Elusive Miss Ellison
Regency Brides
A Legacy of Grace
By
Carolyn Miller
This story was every bit what I expected of a regency romance. Tension and a bit of suspense. Good story plot. Very good read.
The Sleuth's Miscalculation
By
Kimberly Rose Johnson
Suspenseful and funny at the same time, I found this story to be a very entertaining read.
Librarian Nancy Daley is paired up with the new deputy in town by her mother, the boss at the sheriff's department. Nancy moonlights at solving mysteries for them. Sheriff Deputy Carter Malone is not thrilled about the arrangement. Even more so when Nancy is threatened. Well written read.