
Series: Maya Davis #5
Author: Erynn Mangum
Source: Kindle Unlimited
My Review:
While this book is one hundred percent predictable, I still loved it.

Series: Maya Davis #5
Author: Erynn Mangum
Source: Kindle Unlimited
My Review:
While this book is one hundred percent predictable, I still loved it.

Series: Maya Davis #4
Author: Erynn Mangum
Source: Kindle Unlimited
My Review:
I am not going to lie, I was sad when I started this book and realized it was 10 YEARS later! And that the perspective was now from Presley's point of view, not Maya's as in the first three books in the series.

Series: Maya Davis #2
Author: Erynn Mangum
Source: Own
My Review:
I enjoyed the second installment of the Maya Davis series just as much as the first book. This series is best read in order.

Author: Christina Suzann Nelson
Narrator: Cindy Kay
Source: Hoopla
My Review:
This is one of those books where I do not know what to say for the review. My words will not do it justice.

Series: Maya Davis #1
Author: Erynn Mangum
Source: Own
My Review:
Okay, I loved this book. Maya Davis is quirky and fun. She tells the truth with no filter. I love that she writes everything down on sticky notes. And, of course, her caffeine addiction amused me. Her friendship with Jack is fun and flirty (although she doesn't recognize that it is flirty).

Series: Hope Ranch #2
Author: Elizabeth Maddrey
Source: Own
My Review:
I didn't realize it, but Hope for Tomorrow is the second book in the Hope Ranch series. I have not read the first book and feel like I should have before reading this one. Despite owning several of Elizabeth Maddrey's books on Kindle (apparently including the first in this series), this is the first book I have read by her.

Series: Magnolia Bluff #1
Author: Leslie Kirby DeVooght
Narrator: Julie Rogers
Source: Hoopla
My Review:
I absolutely adored this story!

Author: Nancy Moser
Source: Own
My Review:
I was tricked. Bamboozled. Taken in. Okay, maybe not, but I judged this book by its cover and *assumed* it was a light-hearted read. It is not.

Author: Michelle Bolanger
Source: JustReads Publicity Tours & author
My Review:
Not My Hero is my first introduction to Michelle Bolanger's books.

Author: Rhonda Rhea & Kaley Rhea
Source: Kindle Own
My Review:
Well, this one is very different, and I am struggling with what to say.

Author: Carrie Stuart Parks
Source: library
My Review:
This is a fairly quick-paced story, with a lot of moving parts and WWII history.

Author: Pepper Basham
Source: own
My Review:
I loved this book! I will say that, given how the story is written, it might not translate as well to audio; I feel like it might be a little harder to follow.

Author: Julie Klassen
Source: own
My Review:
I have quite a few mixed feelings on this story.

Series: Give a Bookish Girl a Biker #3
Author: Latisha Sexton
Source: own
My Review:
The Grump's Bodyguard is the third book in the Give a Bookish Girl a Biker series. The series has multiple authors, so the books are loosely connected and easy to read as stand-alone novels. But, if you are going to read them all, I recommend reading them in order.

Author: Amanda Cox
Source: own
My Review:
Okay, this one is one hundred percent for those who love birds and bird-watching. But it's also for those of us who crave a good story.

Author: Jaime Jo Wright
Source: own
My Review:
Well, this was a little bit more ghost-ier than usual! We even had ghost hunters!

Series: Daydreams and Disasters #1
Author: Drew Taylor
Source: own
My Review:
The concept of Reverie is unique, and the hype surrounding the book is why I read it.

Authors: Lynette Eason, Lynn H. Blackburn, Natalie Walters
Source: own
My Review:
With all three books being novellas, there is not much you can say without spoilers.

Author: Amanda Cox
Genre: Historical Fiction, Christian Fiction,
Source: own
My Review:
I found Between the Sound and Sea hard to put down.

Series: Lake City Heroes #4
Author: Lynette EasonSource: Own
My Review:
Target Acquired is the fourth book in the Lake City Heroes series, but can be read as a stand-alone novel. However, it follows a friend group and has aspects of found family, so I would recommend reading them in order.