Top Ten Tuesday: Water, Water Everywhere Book Titles

Posted August 29, 2023 by meezcarrie in Christian, clean, contemporary, cozy mystery, historical, multi-timeline, mystery/suspense, romance, Top Ten Tuesday / 37 Comments


Water, Water Everywhere Book Titles

Happy Tuesday! Today’s suggested theme for Top Ten Tuesday is ‘water’. I debated which body of water to feature but ultimately I decided to go with a ‘water, water everywhere’ approach to the book titles I included. I’m featuring book titles that mention 10 different bodies of water, from the more common to the more rare. What’s your favorite body of water to visit? Do you prefer the ocean or the lake? A creek or a river? Bay or bayou? What about a pond, a cove, the sea, or springs? Well, today you’ll find book titles to help you visit your fave body of water through the magic of fiction!

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A Second Chance in Blue Ridge Bay by Cara Joy (contemporary romance)
Driftwood Bay by Irene Hannon (contemporary romance)
Forever on the Bay by Lee Tobin McClain (contemporary romance)


   

Bayou Book Thief by Ellen Byron (cozy mystery)
Bayou Secrets by Kari Trumbo (romantic suspense)
Under the Bayou Moon by Valerie Fraser Luesse (historical fiction)


   

Celebration at Christmas Cove by Carrie Jansen (contemporary romance)
Sandpiper Cove by Irene Hannon (contemporary romance)
The View from Coral Cove by Amy Clipston (contemporary romance)


     April 2023 Tunnel Creek Ambush

Christmas in Bonita Creek by June McCrary Jacobs (historical romance)
Someone Cruel in Coyote Creek by Kris Bock (cozy mystery)
Tunnel Creek Ambush by Kerry Johnson (romantic suspense)


Ladies of the Lake by Cathy Gohlke   

Ladies of the Lake by Cathy Gohlke (historical fiction)
On Moonberry Lake by Holly Varni (contemporary romance)
The Souls of Lost Lake by Jaime Jo Wright (dual timeline suspense)


   

The Inn at Ocean’s Edge by Colleen Coble (romantic suspense)
No Ocean Too Wide by Carrie Turansky (historical fiction)
The Ocean Between Us by Meredith Resce (contemporary romance)


   

Lily’s Pond by Julane Hiebert (historical romance)
The Reckoning at Gossamer Pond by Jaime Jo Wright (dual timeline suspense)
Still House Pond by Jan Watson (historical fiction)


    The River Queen by Stephenia H. McGee

In the Shadow of the River by Ann H. Gabhart (historical romance)
River of Mercy by Paula Scott (women’s fiction)
The River Queen by Stephenia H. McGee (historical romance)


   

Sea Glass Castle by T.I. Lowe (contemporary romance)
The Sisters of Sea View by Julie Klassen (historical romance)
Wedding at Sea by Melissa Tagg (contemporary romance)


   

Chapel Springs Revival by Ane Mulligan (women’s fiction)
The Hope of Azure Springs by Rachel Fordham (historical romance)
The Lady of Tarpon Springs by Judith Miller (historical romance)


What about you? What’s your favorite body of water to visit (or read about)? Which books do I need to add to these water, water everywhere titles?

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37 responses to “Top Ten Tuesday: Water, Water Everywhere Book Titles

  1. You can certainly pick neat topics! I love water! And these covers all have that same look–sort of watery. 🙂 I’m thinking of the Gulf of Mexico right now and the hurricane bearing down on it. I have a book, Splashdown, that starts off with a hurricane on Florida’s Gulf Coast, and another I am writing about a flood. So many disasters these days. Water is beautiful, but can also be deadly.

  2. I love the way you did this. I went with books with water on their covers that were on my physical bookshelves that I need to read…and some of them are ones you listed here 😉 Have a great Tuesday!

  3. Love me a good beach book for both reading AND writing! 😉 Favorite beach? Pawleys Island, South Carolina. My favorite recent book? Memory Lane by Becky Wade. Oh. My. Goodness!

  4. I love that you broke the list down into different bodies of water! I am not familiar with any of these books but I must admit, I am quite intrigued by a number of them. I’ll have to add these to my TBR to check them out.

  5. I’ve had Under the Bayou Moon, on my reading list for a few weeks. I’m glad to see some books I recognize on here, even if I have not read them yet. I like Coleen Cobles books that are set near water.
    I enjoyed checking out some of the mysteries! Great idea for a book compilation!

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