The Merchant’s Daughter by Melanie Dickerson My rating: 4 of 5 stars I enjoyed this story. It was a good twist on Beauty and the Beast. The characters were likable and there was more to the story than just the attraction between the hero and heroine. Love the medieval setting!
Tag Archives: Christian Historical Fiction
In a Pirate’s Debt
In a Pirate’s Debt by Elva Cobb Martin My rating: 5 of 5 stars Swashbuckling story with enough romance and danger to keep those pages turning. Travay Allston knows one thing very well, she’ll never marry Sir Roger Poole. Never. But she doesn’t expect that her flight from one man will land her in theContinue reading “In a Pirate’s Debt”
Love Comes Softly
Love Comes Softly by Janette Oke My rating: 5 of 5 stars As many times as I’ve seen the movie, I couldn’t believe I had never read the book! I saw it as a free download one day and grabbed a copy. As always, the book was way better than the movie. Although, I enjoyedContinue reading “Love Comes Softly”
You’re the Cream in My Coffee
You’re the Cream in My Coffee by Jennifer Lamont Leo My rating: 5 of 5 stars What a fun story! It’s not a traditional boy-meets-girl romance. I haven’t read many stories set in the flapper era, but I really enjoyed this. The writing is fresh and the characters are likable. I’m looking forward to JenniferContinue reading “You’re the Cream in My Coffee”
Too Deep for Words
Too Deep for Words by Andrea Boeshaar My rating: 5 of 5 stars Too Deep for Words is a continuation of A Thousand Shall Fall. The story picks up just days after the end of the first book, so I highly recommend reading these in order. Carrie Ann Collier has matured in this second book. WeContinue reading “Too Deep for Words”
A Moonbow Night
A Moonbow Night by Laura Frantz My rating: 5 of 5 stars What can I say? Laura Frantz hits another one out of the park. Why do I love Laura’s books? Her characters are fresh, interesting, non-stereotypical, likable, and completely believable. They aren’t perfect, they aren’t two-dimensional, they are deep, rounded, and fascinating. Her settingsContinue reading “A Moonbow Night”
The Pony Express – and Jesse James
To celebrate the release of The Pony Express Romance Collection, we’re highlighting the date the first Pony Express run began –April 3rd – and looking at other dates in history to see what happened. Now Jesse James doesn’t play a role in my story, Her Lonely Heart, but there are outlaws and shooting, not toContinue reading “The Pony Express – and Jesse James”
A Heart Set Free
A Heart Set Free by Janet S. Grunst My rating: 5 of 5 stars A lovely tale set in Colonial America. Heather Douglas sells herself into indentured servitude to pay for her crossing from Scotland to the British Colonies in America. She’s running from her past and will do anything to start over somewhere else.Continue reading “A Heart Set Free”
The Pony Express – and WWII
April 3, 1942, was a day that actually impacted my family—at least indirectly. This was the day the Japanese began their all-out assault on U.S. and Filipino troops at Bataan, not far from where my father was stationed in the Philippines on the island of Corregidor. Most people recall the Japanese bombing at PearlContinue reading “The Pony Express – and WWII”
The Pony Express – and One Noisy Day
On April 3, 1860, a wiry fellow working for Russell, Majors, and Waddell, jumped on a horse in St. Joseph Missouri and with a whoop and a holler carried a mail pouch east. Cheers erupted from a crowd of spectators. Ten days later that mail reached San Francisco, and thus the Pony Express rode intoContinue reading “The Pony Express – and One Noisy Day”
Pegg Thomas 