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.
Series: Lake City Heroes #3
Author: Lynette Eason
Source: Own
My Review:
Serial Burn is the third 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.
Series: Lake City Heroes #2
Author: Lynette Eason
Source: Library
My Review:
Target Acquired is the second in the Lake City Heroes series, but can be read as a stand-alone novel.
Author: Becca Kinzer
Source: own
My Review:
I put this book off for a few weeks because the title was hitting a little too close to home, LOL. However, I have to let go of my regret of judging a book by its title and assuming it would be similar to my situation.
Series: Maple Valley #2
Author: Melissa Tagg
Source: Library
My Review:
Some Bright Someday is the second in the Maple Valley series. I didn't realize that some of the characters first appeared in the Walker series (I haven't read it). I didn't feel like I missed anything, but I would have preferred to know that before diving into this series. This book can easily be read as a stand-alone, but I recommend reading Now and Then and Always first.
Series: Boundless #1
Author: Amy Caldwell
Source: own
My Review:
Boundless took me a little bit to get into. I couldn't relate to Oakleigh, her lifestyle, or take her seriously. She is a very spoiled brat.
Series: Hope Harbor #12
Author: Irene Hannon
Source: Hoopla/Library
My Review:
I started listening to this book on Hoopla, but I was not enjoying the narrator's narration, which is odd because I typically like books read by Thérèse Plummer. It may have been the multiple points of view shared that contributed to my dissatisfaction with the narration.
Series: Trinket Sisters #2
Author: Kristi Ann Hunter
Source: Own
My Review:
Amy is a new believer, and her sister, Emma, has given her a list of things she now "must" do. It is overwhelming, and Amy is determined to figure it all out on her own; she doesn't need someone else telling her what to do.
Series: Hidden Hearts of the Gilded Age #.5
Author: Crystal Caudill
Source: own
My Review:
I don't read novellas very often because I don't feel like they give the full story, or enough of the story to be invested in the storyline.
Author: Angela Ruth Strong
Source: own
My Review:
I had the honor of meeting Angela Ruth Strong at a reader event in November of 2024. At that time, this book was in progress, and Angela was telling me a little bit about it. I was excited about the uniqueness of the storyline. Claire Holloway Is Winging It did not disappoint.
Author: Jaime Jo Wright
Source: own
My Review:
I love reading Jaime Jo Wright's books. They are well-written and engaging.
Series: Pleasant Gap #2
Author: Pepper Basham
Source: Kindle own
My Review:
When You Look At Me is a heartwarming story about coming out on the other side of the darkest trials.
Series: Texas Ever After #2
Author: Karen Witemeyer
Narrator:
Source: Hoopla
My Review:
If the Boot Fits is the second of Karen Witemeyer's Texas Ever After series. Since the stories are fairy tale retellings, they don't need to be read in any particular order.
Author: Vannetta Chapman
Source: Own
My Review:
The Amish Twins Next Door is a sweet story about moving forward and second chances.