Over the past few months I’ve been crazy busy writing and editing, but I’ve managed to still sneak in some reading time. I thought I’d give you a quick visual of some of the good ones since I can’t seem to find time to blog about each one! (Titles are clickable to buy links.) Hope you find a few to add to your list! Love in the Balance by...

There are just some authors that make me wonder why I choose to continue writing, for their books are flawless. The characters, the settings, the plots, the very words on the page. Siri Mitchell is one of these authors for me. Unrivaled is her newest offering. Set in 1910 St. Louis, Unrivaled delves into the world of candy manufacturing. Lucy’s father is...

One of my favorite things about historical fiction is learning about places/eras/historical events I didn’t previously know much about. Such is the case with Christine Lindsey’s series Twilight of the British Raj, set in India in the years following the first World War. Captured by Moonlight, the second book in this series, is now available as an ebook,...

Oh, how I love Regency-set books! And Julie Klassen’s stories are some of the best. The Tutor’s Daughter is no exception. Set on the dangerous Cornwall coast, in a manor house high on the cliffs, the tutor and his daughter find themselves in a house filled with secrets and strange happenings. This story is a lovely mix of Jane Austenish characters with...

I have loved Laurie Alice Eakes’s Midwives series. Each story has been unique–and wonderful. This third installment, focusing on the daughter of the midwife from the first book, is no exception. Set against the backdrop of a feuding Appalachian family in the 1840s, the story winds and twists like a rushing river. Like all of Laurie Alice’s stories,...

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