This is the third novel in the Cape Cod Creamery series. The main female character is Brynn Haywood and she is the best friend of the main female character from the first novel in the series. I absolutely loved this book. However, when I finished this novel, I found myself wanting it to last longer. I would really love it if the author wrote another book in this series. Overall, I would recommend this read.
Review of “Hidden in the Night” by Elizabeth Goddard
I really like books by Elizabeth Goddard. This is the third in the Missing in Alaska series. Even though the books build on each other some, you can still read it even if you have not read the previous two books. This novel has several things going on that I tried to piece together while reading it. Also, there was more to Ivy’s story than was originally told and I kept trying to figure that out as well. I thought that there was a good balance with romance and suspense. I would definitely recommend this novel.
I received a complimentary copy from the publisher. The opinions in this review are my own.
Review of “Their Unlikely Protector” by Meghann Whistler
Books by this author are on my always read list. I was really excited to read this novel after reading the blurb. I found it different that in this novel the kids are the woman’s brothers and not her kids. I do not remember reading another book where this is the case so that made this one more interesting. Valerie and Brett have a history that was woven throughout the novel. One of my favorite parts of the book was how Brett interacted with Dylan and Derrick who are Valerie’s twin brothers. This was a heartwarming book. I definitely would recommend it.
I received a complimentary copy from the author. The opinions in this review are my own.
Review of “Cheap Tattoos” by Pepper Elliott
Cheap tattoos is a simile which compares a cheap tattoo to compromising in regard to the promises of God and the calling that God has for your life. I could tell that this book was written from a humble place by a guy who knows he has things to work on just like everyone else which makes this book so relatable. It is also written so that anyone can understand it. By that I mean, it is written in a way that will not go over someone’s level of understanding. And even though it says its audience is 13 to 18 year olds, I think that someone older than 18 can also get something good from it. I would definitely recommend this book.
Review of “The Road Before Us” by Janine Rosche
This is the second book by Janine Rosche. It is a contemporary split-time novel. As an accountant, the Ponzi scheme is part of what drew me into the book. This book explores so many sides of the humanity in such a real and genuine way that it pulls at the heart strings. It is interesting to see how stories of two of the main characters intertwine. And I also loved the interactions between Jade and Bridger. I will say parts of this novel will have you reaching for a box of tissues though so be ready. It is not your typical romance novel and there is no real suspense but it grasps your attention until the end of the book. It is a good second chance at life and forgiveness novel. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants a honest story.
I received a complimentary copy from the publisher. The opinions in this review are my own.