Review: "A Return of Devotion" by Kristi Ann Hunter

I often read before bed, and most of the time I can put the book down after 30 minutes and go to sleep. But every once in a while, I get so swept into a story that I throw good sense to the wind and read far into the night. That's what happened with A Return of Devotion—I finally put the book down at 1:30 a.m., and that was only because my Kindle ran out of battery!

Review: "The Christmas Heirloom" by Karen Witemeyer, Kristi Ann Hunter, Sarah Loudin Thomas, & Becky Wade

I love a good Christmas novella. I love Becky Wade's writing. So when the two combine, well, that's magic 😃.

The Christmas Heirloom: Four Holiday Novellas of Love through the Generations is a collection of novellas, written by four popular inspy fiction writers, spanning from the 1820s through today. All are loosely connected to the others, and all are delightful.

"An Inconvenient Beauty" by Kristi Ann Hunter

Earlier this year, I read Kristi Ann Hunter's An Uncommon Courtship. I really enjoyed it, and one of my favorite supporting characters was Griffith, brother of the main male character. So of course when Griffith's story released, I had to get my hands on it.

"An Uncommon Courtship" by Kristi Ann Hunter

As has been well established, marriage of convenience stories are my favorite. I probably wouldn't have picked up An Uncommon Courtship had it not been a marriage of convenience story ... and I would have been missing out on a series I'm sure I'm going to love.