I’m delighted to give you a peek inside No Journey Too Far by Carrie Turansky (which releases today!!) with an excerpt – and a chance for two of you to win a copy of your own! NO JOURNEY TOO FAR SERIES: McAlister Famly #2 GENRE: Inspirational Historical Romance PUBLISHER: Multnomah […]
today’s book: A Joyful Christmas Welcome to another post in my annual blog series spotlighting new and recently-released Christmas reads! (Over 50 this year – And I’m SO EXCITED about it!) Christmas is only 24 days away (YAY!!!) and I think we all could benefit from some extra Christmas cheer […]
today’s book: like a winter snow by lindsay harrel Christmas is only 29 days away according to Google (if we get to Dec 25th and we have days left over, blame Google, not me lol), BUT now ’tis the season when I start craving cozy Christmas reads. (Okay – I […]
Happy Tuesday! Continuing through Saturday (culminating with a list of winners), I have the privilege of sharing mini interviews with nearly all of the 2019 ACFW Carol Award Finalists! Today I’m covering the historical & historical romance categories, including Carrie Turansky and her Carol Award nominated book Across the Blue! […]
Please join me in welcoming one of my favorite people to the blog today to chat about her new book (that I’m super excited to read!) – No Ocean Too Wide! Carrie Turansky is an award-winning author of inspirational romance novels set in Edwardian England and the US. Her latest […]
Happy Friday! And welcome to First Line Fridays, hosted by Hoarding Books!!! Since it’s Friday, it’s time to grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line. I’m continuing my #CFRR2019 FLF series, spotlighting books from the authors who will be joining us for the […]
Love soars to new heights in this Edwardian romance filled with adventure, faith, and inspiration, but how much will it cost Bella and James to follow their dreams? Isabella Grayson, the eldest daughter of a wealthy, English newspaper magnate, longs to become a journalist, but her parents don’t approve. They […]
Hi friends! I’m excited to welcome Carrie Turansky back to the blog today to talk about her brand new release, Across the Blue! Carrie Turansky has loved reading since she first visited the library as a young child and checked out a tall stack of picture books. Her love for […]
I always love getting to chat with today’s guest, but I realized not too long ago that I’ve never actually chatted with her here on the blog! Let’s correct that ASAP! As in, right now 🙂 Carrie Turansky has loved reading since she first visited the library as a young […]
Thank you to Trisha Robertson for the book graphic! Happy Thursday, my friends! I am so excited today to join several of my fave bloggers as we participate in the cover reveal for Carrie Turansky’s new Civil War novella, Waiting for His Return (releasing November 7th). The daughter of a […]
In a quiet corner of northern Edwardian England, Margaret Lounsbury diligently works in her grandmother’s millinery shop, making hats and caring for her young sister. Several years earlier, a terrible event shattered their idyllic family life and their future prospects. Maggie is resilient and will do what she must to […]
Hello friends! This week’s theme for Top Ten Tuesday is yet another one that caused me some consternation for a while. We’re supposed to be talking about books we’ve read because someone recommended them to us. But… see… these days I pretty much only read books that people have asked […]
Hello ladies and lords! After this week’s Top Ten Tuesday post on Books Set Outside the U.S. – in which I purposely left out England too – a couple of my dear reading friends still bemoaned England’s absence. I am nothing if not accommodating, but it really needed its […]
Welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday, hosted as ever by the supercool folks at The Broke and the Bookish. I’m excited about this week’s topic – not only to introduce y’all to some of my very fave bookish people to follow on the interwebs, but also to see who everyone else recommends too!
World War 1 Flying Aces and German Zeppelins zoom across the pages of A Refuge at Highland Hall, the challenges of war meticulously researched and creatively conveyed. The beginnings of new love spark for two couples in this story, tempered by the separation of war – be it by deployment or internment – but allowing the power of the written word to fan the heart’s spark into a steady and enduring flame is truly the stuff of great romance! My favorite of the Edwardian Brides series, A Refuge at Highland Hall is best appreciated if read in context (the characters!!) though it can also be read as a standalone.