Review of “Labyrinth of Lies” by Irene Hannon

I really like books by Irene Hannon so I already knew I would like this book. However, I did not realize just how much I would like this book until I started reading it. It is definitely like trying to solve a very intricate puzzle. Some of the players in the puzzle go by nicknames which adds another layer of mystery to the whole plot. Without giving anything away, I will say I was shocked when I finally found out the people behind the nicknames. This book kept me at the edge of my seat from the very beginning and was really hard to put down. I could not recommend this book enough to anyone who likes puzzles and suspense.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.

Review of “The Mistletoe Countess” by Pepper Basham

If you like Christmas, romance and mysteries, then this is the book for you. When I first started this book, I was afraid it was going to be a slow read; however, it was anything but slow. From almost the beginning, you are left wondering if someone is out to get Fredrick Percy and if so, then why would they want to hurt him. I also found myself rooting for Gracelynn Ferguson because she was just so likable in this story. I was so glad that Gracelynn and Fredrick were the two that ended up getting married instead of her sister and him. This book was definitely one I would recommend to anyone.

Review of “A Flicker of Light” by Katie Powner

This is my first book that I have read by Katie Powner and the second book she has had published. I first wanted to read this book because the blurb for the book grabbed my attention. I just had a feeling this book was going to be a good one and I was not wrong. While reading this book, I feel as if I know these people personally. One of the characters has dementia and I have had a couple of family members with this disease so I could really relate to this experience from her family’s perspective. Even though none of the characters go from childhood to adulthood in this book it still feels somewhat like a coming of age story to me. I recommend this book to anyone.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.

Review of “A View Most Glorious” by Regina Scott

This is the third book in the American Wonders Collection series. The main female character, Coraline Baxter, is a suffragette which I find very interesting. I thought it was a very intriguing concept that to garner attention and support for the local suffragette movement, Cora is going to climb a mountain. She is also hoping to not have to marry her mother’s choice for her. The other main character, Nathan Hardee, is also very intriguing. He has a sad but interesting back story. I also like that he does not try to be someone he is not to please people. He is going to be guiding Coraline up a mountain. This novel also has several really good supporting characters. Overall, I would definitely recommend this book.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.

Review of “Blood from a Stone” by David James Warren

This is book number five of six in the “True Lies of Rembrandt Stone” series. This is definitely a series that you will want to read in order otherwise you will be completely lost. When this book starts, Rembrandt is in the past trying to figure out how to undo all the things he previously changed. This book is so good. As soon as you have an idea of what might happen, the author throws you a curveball. The suspense and mystery of this plot is a twenty on a scale of one to ten. I highly recommend this book.

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book in order to give an honest review.