Book Reviews

“Never Let Go” by Elizabeth Goddard was a good read.   This book caught my attention from the first page.   This book centers around Willow and Austin.   Willow’s grandfather is murdered so Willow takes over his job of finding people.   One of Willow’s grandfather’s clients has asked him to find her daughter who was kidnapped at birth.   Willow decides to continue this journey. Austin is a former FBI agent and Willow’s ex-boyfriend.   Willow’s grandfather had asked him to help find this client’s daughter.   So the whole story is Willow and Austin trying to find the daughter.   There are some twists and turns along that way.   The ending was completely different than what I thought was going to happen. This was the first book I’ve read by Elizabeth Goddard, and I look forward to reading more by her. I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley for my honest opinion.

“Breach of Trust” by Rachel Dylan was a wonderful romantic suspense!   I have loved everyone of her Atlanta League series, and this one is no different.   This is book three in the series.   This book centers around Mia Shaw.   Mia is a corporate litigator who finds one of her colleagues brutally murdered.   Throughout the whole novel, Mia is trying to find out who is responsible for this murder.   Mia meets Noah Ramirez while trying to find the murderer.   There are some sparks there.   There are some twists and turns throughout, and Mia encounters more than she ever bargained for! I highly recommend this book and every book written by Rachel Dylan.   She is one of my favorite romantic suspense authors. I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley.

“Convergence” by Ginny Yttrup was a great read!   I have to admit, though, I had a hard time getting into this book, but once I got further in, I was hooked!   I couldn’t wait to see how the story ended and what really was going on with Denilyn, the main character. Denilyn Rossi is a psychology professor who is trying to deal with her past.   She is trying to put everything behind her and get on with life, as she tells her students.   However, that is easier said than done!   Adelia Sanchez is ready to confront her past and get on with life.   Both of their lives converge, eventually.   This book had a couple of great twists that I really didn’t see coming.   This was the first book I read by Ginny Yttrup, and I thoroughly enjoyed it.   I look forward to reading more books by her.   I definitely recommend this book if you enjoy good, clean, suspense novels. I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley for my hon...

“True You” by Michelle DeRusha was an eye opening book!   This book is about letting go of who you think you are and uncovering the person God created you to be.   So many of us are always busy doing, doing, doing.   We never slow down to find out who we really are.   I am so guilty of this so many times.   This book really convicted me to slow down.   Michelle compares her gardening techniques with slowing down.   She shows how “pruning” in gardening is what God needs to do in us.   She also shares stories of her and her life and how God has done this for her.   She shares how we are loved by God not by what we do but by who we are.   I love this! I really enjoyed this book.   I look forward to reading more books by this author. I received this book from Baker Books for my honest opinion.