Book Reviews

“Protecting Tanner Hollow” was another great read by Lynette Eason.   This was a 4-book set.   Each book was short and easy to read.   I like that.   In fact, I was able to read each book in a day!   Lynette Eason continues to be one of my favorite romantic, suspense fiction authors.   I loved how this book brought the St. John family back into the mix at the end.   This is a family from another series of Lynette Eason’s. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys good, clean, romantic suspense fiction.   I have never been disappointed in Lynette Eason’s books, and I don’t think you will, either. I received this book from the publisher through NetGalley for my honest opinion.

“Deadly Deceit” by Natalie Walters is a great romantic suspense novel!   This is the second in the series, but you can start with this one.   I liked the first one in the series, but this was my favorite.   In fact, I had a hard time putting this one down! This book follows Natalie DeMarco, a journalist.   When she gets a call from her boss and finds him dead, the journalist in Natalie tries to find out how he died.   She ends up teaming up with Deputy Ryan Frost.   This also unleashes a series of other suspicious activity involving someone calling himself “The Watcher”.   I really liked how this subject was a little different than most romantic suspense novels.   There were twists and turns along the way, with some romantic tension thrown in! I highly recommend this book if you enjoy good, clean, romantic suspense novels.   Natalie Walters is definitely an author you don’t want to miss! I received this novel from the publisher thr...

“Beginner’s Pluck” by Liz Forkin Bohannon was an enjoyable read.   I really didn’t know what to expect with this book.   I figured it was going to be more about starting a business, but it ended up being a very good book just for everyday life.   The author wrote in a very easy to read fashion.   It was inspirational while also funny at times.   She is a very talented writer.   It felt like she was sitting across from me, and we were just having lunch together!   Probably the biggest thing I gained from this book was to quit planning what we you want to do, and just do it!   I tend to be the planner, so I spend a lot of time planning things.   I am also not a risk taker, so I am more hesitant to jump right in.   The author talks about how some of her biggest failures ended up being her greatest successes.   Overall, a great read! I definitely recommend this book to everyone.   I received this book from Baker Book for my ...