Imperfect Justice

Title: Imperfect Justice

Series: Seeking Justice #2

Author: C. C. Warrens

Source: Own

My Review:

Amazing!! 

Cross Words

Title: Cross Words

Series: Bookstrings #3

Author: Chautona Havig

Source: Own

My Review:

I am really enjoying the Bookstrings series and was super excited for this book. While Cross Words could be read as a standalone novel, I highly recommend reading the other books first, since this book mentions characters/situations from previous books.

The Indebted Earl

Title: The Indebted Earl

Series: Serendipity & Secrets #3

Author: Erica Vetsch

Narrator: Mary Sarah

Source: Hoopla

My Review:

I have really enjoyed this series! I wasn't going to read this one because it seemed like the series wrapped up in book two, but this book is Sophia's story (Marcus's sister).

Injustice For All

Title: Injustice for All 

Series: Seeking Justice #1

Author: C. C. Warrens

Source: Own

My Review:

This is my second time reading this story, but the first time reading it in chronological order. This is the first in the Seeking Justice series, but it comes after Crossed Off, the third Holly novel. 

Crossed Off

Title: Crossed Off

Series: Holly #3

Author: C. C. Warrens

Source: Own

My Review:

I am enjoying rereading the Holly series, and this is the second time I have read Crossed Off. I can see why my original review is so bland:

Winter Memorial

Title: Winter Memorial

Series: Holly #1.5

Author: C. C. Warrens

Publisher: Independently Published

Genre: Christian Fiction, Suspense

Source: Kindle Unlimited

Cross Fire

Title: Cross Fire

Series: Holly #2

Author: C. C. Warrens

Source: Own

My Review:

This is my second time reading Cross Fire, the second novel in the Holly series by C.C. Warrens. If you have been around here any length of time, you know that I consider this series one of my all-time favorites. This series MUST be read in order. There is a thread that goes through the entire series.

The Gentleman Spy

Title: The Gentleman Spy

Series: Serendipity & Secrets #2

Author: Erica Vetsch

Narrator: Mary Sarah

Source: Hoopla

My Review:

I was looking forward to Marcus's story, and it did not disappoint.

The Lost Lieutenant

Title: The Lost Lieutenant

Series: Serendipity & Secrets #1

Author: Erica Vetsch

Narrator: Mary Sarah

Source: Hoopla

My Review:

The Lost Lieutenant is the first book in the Serendipity & Secrets series by Erica Vetsch. My only regret is letting it languish on my TBR for so long.

Material Witness

Title: Material Witness

Series: Shipshewana Amish Mystery #3

Author: Vannetta Chapman

Source: Kindle Unlimited

My Review:

I think I would have enjoyed this one more if I had read it closer to the first two books. It has been four-ish years since I read the first two in the series. Plus, my reading tastes have changed. While Material Witness can read as a standalone novel, I recommend reading the series in order.

Shadowed Witness

Title: Shadowed Witness

Series: Secrets of Kincaid #2

Author: Angela Carlisle

Source: Library

My Review:

Shadowed Witness is the second book in the Secrets of Kincaid series. While I would recommend reading them in order, this one could be read as a standalone novel. The story does allude to things that happened in the previous book, but it gives enough context that the reader wouldn't be lost.

My Stubborn Heart

Title: My Stubborn Heart

Author: Becky Wade

Source: Own

My Review:

I have had this book on my TBR for years, and have owned it for quite a while as well. It has really been hyped up, so I had high expectations for it.

No Safe Haven

Title: No Safe Haven

Author: Kimberley Woodhouse & Kayla Woodhouse

Source: Own

My Review:

This book surprised me and was better than I was expecting it to be.

Love in Plain Sight

Title: Love in Plain Sight

Series: An Amish Mail-Order Bride #3

Author: Kathleen Fuller

Source: Library

My Review:

This is the third book in the Amish Mail-order Bride series by Kathleen Fuller. I would recommend reading the first two books before reading this one. While the first two books focus on different characters, there are some from both books that are also in this one, plus an overarching story that carries through all three books. It will make it easier to understand and follow all the relationships. It had been four years since I read the second book, and I wish I had read them closer together so I could remember everything a bit better.

Hearts on the Fly

Title: Hearts on the Fly

Author: Toni Shiloh

Narrators: AhDream Smith and Hassiam Muhammad

Source: Net Galley

My Review:

Hearts on the Fly is a heartfelt, faith-filled contemporary romance. The dual narration of AhDream Smith and Hassiam Muhammad enhanced my enjoyment of this story.

The Mark of the King

Title: The Mark of the King

Author: Jocelyn Green

Source: Own

My Review:

I have owned and planned to read The Mark of the King for several years. I finally decided I needed to read this book.

C is for Courting

Title: C is for Courting

Series: Amish ABC's #3

Author: Shelley Shepard Gray

Source: Library

My Review:

First, don't read the description of the book; it isn't accurate, and it gives spoilers.

Where the Last Rose Blooms

Title: Where the Last Rose Blooms

Series: Heirloom Secrets #3

Author: Ashley Clark

Source: Library

My Review:

Where the Last Rose Blooms is the third book in the series, and can be read as a standalone novel. Having said that, I have read the first two books, and wish I had read them closer to reading this one.

Sign Me Up

Title: Sign Me Up

Series: Kissing a Kent Brother #1

Author: Dulcie Dameron

Source: Library

My Review:

So, I had to go back and read the first book in the Kissing a Kent Brother series, since I had already read the second one. They are better read in order, but can be read as stand alone novels. I am looking forward to reading the third book when it comes out.

Sandover Beach Memories

Title: Sandover Beach Memories

Series: Sandover Island #1

Author: Emma St. Clair

Narrator: Hannah Vandeven

Source: Kindle own/Hoopla

My Review:

I love Emma St. Clair's books, but it was very obvious that this was an earlier work, as Emma's writing has matured. I also wasn't wild about the narrator.