Review: "My Heart Belongs in the Blue Ridge: Laurel's Dream" by Pepper Basham

I have really enjoyed several of Pepper Basham's contemporary romances, and I've heard good things about her historicals, but I hadn't read any until I received My Heart Belongs in the Blue Ridge as part of a blind tour with JustRead Tours. This made for a perfect "blind date with a book"!

Review: "Two Steps Forward" by Suzanne Woods Fisher

Let me start this out Hank Lapp syle: IT'S FINALLY JIMMY FISHER'S TURN!!!

Jimmy Fisher has long been a recurring character in Suzanne Woods Fisher's novels set in the Stoney Ridge Amish community, and I'm so glad it's finally his turn to grow up and find love.

Review: "The Land Beneath Us" by Sarah Sundin

Wow, did I have a great reading weekend or what?!? On Friday, I finished up Jessica Kate's romantic comedy A Girl's Guide to the Outback (see my review here), and then I spent hours on Saturday and Sunday reading The Land Beneath Us. Both books were wonderful!

Grand Finale Blitz: "The Fifth Avenue Story Society" by Rachel Hauck

On Tour with Prism Book Tours

I hope you enjoyed the excerpt from The Fifth Avenue Story Society I posted the other day! (If you missed it, you can see it here.) Keep reading to see what the other tour hosts shared, and be sure to enter the giveaway at the bottom of this post!

Review: "A Girl's Guide to the Outback" by Jessica Kate

You know how they talk about the sophomore slump? That is certainly not the case with Jessica Kate's second novel—I adored A Girl's Guide to the Outback!

Excerpt & Giveaway: "The Fifth Avenue Story Society" by Rachel Hauck

On Tour with Prism Book Tours

Welcome to my stop on The Fifth Avenue Story Society blog tour! While I haven't had a chance to read the novel (yet!), I'm excited to share an excerpt with you. And be sure to scroll down and enter the giveaway while you're here!

Review: "The Bridge to Belle Island" by Julie Klassen

Every year, I look forward to reading Julie Klassen's new release! After several years of writing a series (the excellent Tales from Ivy Hill), she's back with a stand-alone novel, The Bridge to Belle Island.

Review: "End Game" by Rachel Dylan

Do you enjoy reading books set in cities you've visited? I do, especially when the author mentions places/landmarks I've been to myself. I spent a week in Washington, D.C., the setting of End Game, last spring, and I loved finding places I recognized in the book!

Read with Us 2020: A Book Recommended by Someone You Trust

Hello, friends! Four years ago, my sisters and I (and sometimes our mom and brother) attempted the Modern Mrs. Darcy Reading Challenge. (For some reason that I can't remember, I made all of our posts on my personal—and now basically defunct—blog. But you can see those posts here.) We decided to try again this year ... hopefully we'll be more successful than we were the last time around!