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Small Town Sinners by Melissa Walker
Small Town Sinners by Melissa Walker (Bloomsbury USA Children’s, July 19, 2011), 288 pages Summary Lacey Anne Byer’s a preacher’s kid and has never really rebelled. But there are some things she...
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Forbidden by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee
Forbidden by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee, book 1 of The Books of Mortals series, (Center Street, September 13, 2011), 384 pages Summary In a world ruled by fear (no other emotions now exist), although...
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A Wedding Invitation by Alice J. Wisler
A Wedding Invitation by Alice J. Wisler (Bethany House, October 1, 2011), 312 pages Summary Samantha Bravencourt mostly enjoys her quiet life near Washington, DC, working in her mom’s clothing...
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Secrets of Harmony Grove by Mindy Starns Clark
Secrets of Harmony Grove by Mindy Starns Clark, (Harvest House, October 1, 2010), 386 pages Summary Sienna is pretty happy in life; she’s got a new job at a swanky Philadelphia advertising agency,...
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The Informationist by Taylor Stevens
The Informationist by Taylor Stevens, book 1 of the Vanessa Michael Munroe series (Crown/Broadway, March 2011), 320 pages Summary Vanessa “Michael” Munroe deals in information. If you need to find out...
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Elegy for Eddie by Jacqueline Winspear
Elegy for Eddie by Jacqueline Winspear, Maisie Dobbs book 9 (Harper, March 27, 2012), 352 pages Summary It’s the spring of 1933, and the costermongers Maisie grew up with come to her for help. They’re...
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The Prisoner of Heaven by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
I loved, loved, loved The Shadow of the Wind, so it’s no surprise that I jumped on the chance to read Carlos Ruiz Zafón’s The Prisoner of Heaven nearly as soon as it was released. This is the third...
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Ten Rules for Living with My Sister by Ann M. Martin
Ten Rules for Living with My Sister by Ann M. Martin (Feiwel & Friends, 2011), 240 pages Summary Pearl feels like the very uncool little sister, especially compared to the great life Lexie (eighth...
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Mini-reviews: Mysteries
Warning: Some of these reviews contain spoilers. Leaving Everything Most Loved by Jacqueline Winspear (March 2013, Harper), 352 pages I loved the color and spices of India that infused this novel, the...
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The Catch by Taylor Stevens
I LOVED The Informationist. I read and loved The Innocent. And The Doll. So it’s no surprise, really, that Taylor Stevens’s latest, The Catch, was another winner for me. For one thing, I love the...
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