A View Most Glorious by Regina Scott

 Cora was determined to prove a point.  This determination changed her life.  She had her life mapped out.  She knew that after she climbed Raniar that she proved women can do anything! 

What she didn't plan on was meeting a man like Nathan.  He was not like anyone else she had met before.  Did GOD have a different plan for Cora?  

I loved the location of this book.  The descriptions were so realistic that I could smell and feel the mountain air.  God's creations are beyond miraculous.  They are breathtaking!  Once you travel and see what GOD has created you are never the same.  

Cora was so caught up in her goal that she didn't realize what she would gain on the journey. 

I was given the opportunity to receive this book from Revell to review.  

Luke 2:14

New International Version

14 “Glory to God in the highest heaven,
    and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”

• About the Author

  Regina Scott is the author of more than fifty works of warm, witty historical romance, including A Distance Too Grand—named one of the top ten romances of 2020 by Booklist—and Nothing Short of Wondrous. She was twice awarded the prestigious RT Book Reviews best book of the year in her category. A devotee of history, she has learned to fence, driven four-in-hand, and sailed on a tall ship, all in the name of research. She and her husband of thirty years live south of Tacoma, Washington, on the way to Mt. Rainier.

Labyrinth of Lies

 

Undercover police work is dangerous. You have to be alert at all times.  You can never let your guard down.   Your life was at stake.  Cate knew the consequences of taking on this assignment.  But she wasn't prepared of the risks and complications of working with Zeke. 

It's an interesting story with two criminal cases to be solved.  Was there a connection?  

Cate and Zeke had a history.  Was there a future? Would Cate allow Zeke another chance?

It was sure was an exciting read.  A page turner.  I couldn't put it down. 

I received this complimentary ebook to review from Revell Reads.

Deuteronomy 31:6

Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid or tremble at them, for the Lord your God is the one who goes with you. He will not fail you or forsake you.”

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Irene Hannon

Irene Hannon is the bestselling author of more than sixty novels, including the long-running Hope Harbor series, as well as Labyrinth of Lies, Point of Danger and the Code of Honor, Private Justice, and Men of Valor suspense series, among others. Her books have been honored with three coveted RITA Awards from Romance Writers of America, and she is a member of that organization's elite Hall of Fame. Her many other awards include National Readers' Choice, Daphne du Maurier, Retailers' Choice, Booksellers' Best, Carol, and Reviewers' Choice from RT Book Reviews magazine, which also honored her with a Career Achievement Award for her entire body of work. In addition, she is a two-time Christy Award finalist. Learn more at www.irenehannon.com.

The Heart of a Cowboy

 

I love when I find a great western story that takes me on an adventure in another time and place.  This book does just that.  I was on that journey with Flynn and Linnea.  Both had different reasons to be on the Santa Fee Trail but with time they discovered what they were both looking for.

Certain characters stood out for me more than others.  I loved Ivy and her pure joy in life.  She had no filter and said what came to her mind.  She was usually right on target with her observations.  Judd, the ranch hand, was one whom shared his words of wisdom.  Thank goodness, Flynn listened to him.

Linnea held on to her faith in good times and bad.  She prayed and gave thanks throughout her ordeals.  Flynn struggled and questioned his faith. 

I can truly say that I loved the story and look forward to the next installment about Brody.  

Matthew 17:20 

New International Version
He replied, “Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”

                                  

            I received this ebook free to give a review.

                                About Jody Hedlund

Jody Hedlund is the author of over thirty historicals for both adults and teens and is the winner ofJody Hedlund is the author of over thirty historicals for both adults and teens and is the winner of numerous awards including the Christy, Carol, and Christian Book Award.

Jody lives in central Michigan with her husband, five busy children, and five spoiled cats. Although Jody prefers to experience daring and dangerous adventures through her characters rather than in real life, she’s learned that a calm existence is simply not meant to be (at least in this phase of her life!).

                                                            

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The Secret Keepers of Old Depot Grocery by Amanda Cox

What a powerful story!  I loved every minute reading about THE SECRET KEEPERS OF OLD DEPOT GROCERY. It had a powerful message to me personally.  My grandmother kept a secret until her death.  A secret that today would be no big deal.   This secret haunted her everyday but she was silent.  This silence  was costly.

Three generations of women who lived their lives quietly keeping secrets from each other.  Their secrets dictated the choices they made. It changed how they lived life and how they related to others.

"Mistakes were a part of each person's story." Did you just read this?  I immediately wrote this down so I would remember it.  We all have made mistakes. But what we do after the mistakes can alter our lives forever.

The characters were so very real to me.  They weren't just characters in a book. They could have been my family.  My favorite was Clarence.  He was a gentle and caring man. I couldn't figure out why he married like he did.  I am assuming he was lonely.   He made such a difference in everyone's lives including the people in the community.

Happiness is finding the Beauty in little things."  I found a little bit of happiness between the covers of this very touching story.

I received this complimentary book from Revell to give a honest review.

St. Francis of Assisi: Make me an instrument of your peace

Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.
Where there is hatred, let me sow love;
where there is injury, pardon;
where there is doubt, faith;
where there is despair, hope;
where there is darkness, light;
and where there is sadness, joy.

O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek
to be consoled as to console;
to be understood as to understand;
to be loved as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive;
it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;
and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.

Amen.

—St. Francis of Assisi

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Amanda Cox

Amanda Cox is the author of The Edge of Belonging. A blogger and a curriculum developer for a national nonprofit youth leadership organization, she holds a bachelor's degree in Bible and theology and a master's degree in professional counseling, but her first love is communicating through story. Her studies and her interactions with hurting families over a decade have allowed her to create multidimensional characters that connect emotionally with readers. She lives in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with her husband and their three children. Learn more at AmandaCoxWrites.com.

Trail of Tears

 

John couldn't believe his eyes.  How could this be happening?  He had to try to save them?  Was he too late?

Pretty powerful story that immediately took my breath away.  We all go through difficult times but I have never experienced anything similar to what John Ross did.  He  survived the ordeals set before him because of his faith.   His strength came from GOD.

This book is very powerful.  It isn't easy to read.  But it is important to read a fictionalized account of what happened in this time of history.  

New International Version
He replied, “Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”

I received this ebook  for free to review from Celebrate Lit.

About the Book

Book: Trail of Tears

Author: Anne Greene

Genre: Historical with some romance

Release date: 2021

One man fights overwhelming odds to survive and protect. Caught between the love of two beautiful women, which one will he choose?

What if you are a twenty-year-old about to attend college, and your whole world collapses? Your mother and sister are missing, and soldiers murder your father, burn your mansion, and take you prisoner.

Trail of Tears relives one of the most heartrending chapters in American history as the US Government transports the self-governing, wealthy Cherokee nation from their ancestral homeland to relocate in hostile Indian Territory.

The Georgia militia force John Ross, with only a trickle of Indian blood flowing in his veins, to walk the thousand-mile Trail of Tears.

After John protects a full-blood Indian girl from the lustful wagon master, the cruel soldier targets John for retribution—until John’s shoved too far.

Bitter animosity explodes from a jealous Army Captain as John pushes and pulls his Conestoga wagon over mountain roads made muddy by rain and slippery by snow. Yet the persuasive voices of the preacher and his daughter have an impact.

A new destiny awaits John at the end of the trail—if he survives. Four thousand Cherokee do not.

 

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About the Author

Anne’s home is in the quaint antiquing town of McKinney, Texas, just a few miles north of Dallas. Her husband is a retired Colonel, Army Special Forces. Her little gold and white Shih Tzu, Lily Valentine, shares her writing space, curled at her feet. She has four beautiful, talented children, and eight grandchildren who keep her on her toes and running.

Besides her first love, writing, she enjoys travel, art, reading, and way too many other things to mention. Life is good. Whether writing contemporary or historical, her books celebrate the abundant life.

Anne is a multi-award-winning author. This latest book, TRAIL OF TEARS, makes her thirtieth published book.

Anne loves writing about alpha heroes who aren’t afraid to fall on their knees in prayer, and about gutsy heroines. Her suspense novel, Shadow of the Dagger, is the first book in her CIA Series. Her Women of Courage series spotlights heroic women of World War II, first book, Angel with Steel Wings. Her Holly Garden Private Investigating series blasts off with Red is for Rookie. Enjoy her award-winning Scottish historical romances, Masquerade Marriage and Marriage by Arrangement. Anne hopes her stories transport you to awesome new worlds and touch your heart.

If you enjoy a short read, you’ll love her novellas: A Small Voice, Love At Christmas, Brides of The Wild West, A Crazy Optimist, Recipe For A Husband, Lacy and The Law, A Williamsburg Christmas, Her Reluctant Hero, Mystery At Dead Broke Ranch, Avoiding The Mistletoe, Lord Bentley Needs A Bride, Keara’s Escape, Daredevils, Spur of the Moment Bride, A Christmas Belle, A Texas Christmas Mystery, Texas Law, Hatteras Lighthouse Mystery, and A Time to Stand which will release in September.

Buy Anne’s books at https://www.amazon.com/Anne-Greene/e/B004ECUWMG. To learn more of Anne and to view her art and pictures of her extensive travel, visit her at www.facebook.com/AnneWGreeneAuthor. To view Anne’s books go to www.annegreeneauthor.com/anne-s-books.html. Join her newsletter for fun, events, and give-aways at www.AnneGreeneAuthor.com.

 

More from Anne

During our Fellowship Class one Sunday morning, a visiting missionary told the bare basics of the historic Trail of Tears, or Trail Where They Cried. I had lived, up to that time, all my life in the northern states, so I had never heard of what happened to the Cherokee Nation and those of mostly Caucasian blood who lived in Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Virginia, and Kentucky. The true story captivated me, and I felt this history needed to be told in a fascinating story context.

So, John Ross was born. For research, I travelled the Trail, though in far more comfort than the Conestoga wagons issued to the Cherokee men, women, children, and those with even small amounts of Cherokee blood. Under orders from President Andrew Jackson, the Georgia militia stripped the Nation of their land, their wealth, and their lives and transported them to hostile Indian land in the untamed Oklahoma Territory. At the time, the Cherokees were a civilized nation with a constitution, plantations, schools, and a newspaper. They considered themselves Americans.

The story sounds as if it might be sad … and there are tragic events portrayed, but my Trail of Tears is about hope, overcoming, and finding a new way of life. I think from the first page to the last, you will find Trail of Tears difficult to put down. It’s one of my favorite books!

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A Picture of Hope

Anytime I read a book that is based during war I think of my Mom or her relatives.  My Mom was born in England.  She was there during World War I.  She has told me her experiences as a young child during that time.  This book - A Picture of Hope-  brings us to a terrible time in our history.  The unimaginable happened.  

Nellie was a photographer and felt that she was being left out of the important news stories.  She was determined to change that.  In doing so, she landed up in Nazi-controlled France.  In France, she met Jean-Paul, part of the French Underground.  

Nellie and Jean-Paul's journey was dangerous but absolutely necessary.  They risked all to help others.  I quickly turned the pages as I was so engrossed in their story.  Would they survive?  

It was upsetting to read the atrocities that occurred in that time.  But it is so important to not forget.  

I received this book from Barbour Books to review.

Proverbs 3:5-6 ESV / Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Liz Tolsma has lived in Wisconsin most of her life, and she now resides next to a farm field with her husband, their son, and their two daughters. All of their children have been adopted internationally and one has special needs. Her novella, Under His Wings, appeared in the New York Times bestselling collection, A Log Cabin Christmas. Her debut novel, Snow on the Tulips, released in August of 2013. Daisies Are Forever released in May 2014. When not busy putting words to paper, she enjoys reading, walking, working in her large perennial garden, kayaking, and camping with her family. Please visit her blog at www.liztolsma.blogspot.com and follow her on Facebook and Twitter (@LizTolsma). She is also a regular contributor to the Barn Door blog. (less)

Undercurrent of Secrets

A very interesting story that I thoroughly enjoyed reading!  The title of this book was letting you know that there were secrets to be discovered.

I loved that the book had four leading characters: Hattie, Jack, Devyn and Chase.  Hattie and Jack's story was in the 1920s.  Devyn and Chase's tale occurred in the present time. Devyn and Chase  soon discovered that there were secrets to be told that were tied to the Belle of Louisville.  Who was Hattie?  What happened to her?  Was Devyn ever going to get the answers she was looking for?

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Barbour Publishing and was under no obligation to post a review.  

I also received an ebook from Celebrate Lit to give a review.

About the Book

Book:  Undercurrent of Secrets

Author: Rachel Scott McDaniel

Genre: Christian Romance

Release date: September 2021

Two women, a century apart, are bound by a haunting secret aboard a legendary steamboat.

Walk through Doors to the Past via a new series of historical stories of romance and adventure.

As wedding coordinator for the 100-year-old steamboat The Belle of Louisville, Devyn Asbury takes pride in seeing others’ dreams come true, even though her engagement had sunk like a diamond ring to the bottom of the Ohio River. When the Belle becomes a finalist in the Timeless Wedding Venue contest, Devyn endeavors to secure the prestigious title with hopes to reclaim some of her professional dreams. What she hadn’t planned on was Chase Jones showing up with a mysterious photo from the 1920s.

A century earlier, Hattie Louis is as untamable as the rivers that raised her. As the adopted daughter of a steamboat captain, her duties range from the entertainment to cook. When strange incidents occur aboard the boat, Hattie’s determined to discover the truth. Even if that means getting under First Mate Jack Marshall’s handsome skin.

About the Author

Rachel Scott McDaniel is an award-winning author of historical romance. Winner of the ACFW Genesis Award and the RWA Touched By Love award, Rachel infuses faith and heart into each story. Rachel can be found online at www.RachelScottMcDaniel.com and on all social media platforms. Her work is represented by Julie Gwinn of the Seymour Agency. Rachel resides in Ohio with her husband and two children.

More from Rachel

A Century on the River

In 1914, America hadn’t joined WWI yet. Airplanes, or flying machines as they were called, were still a phenomenon. Radios weren’t a thing. Hawaii and Alaska weren’t part of the United States. The world as a whole looked different than the one we walk today. But one thing remains true as it had 100 years ago—The Belle of Louisville graced the waters. In fact, the century-old steamboat is like a floating time capsule.

First named the Idlewild, this boat was built in Pittsburgh, PA and was launched in October 1914. It began its days as a packet boat, hauling freight and ferrying passengers. During the ‘Roaring 20s’ there wasn’t much documentation for her travels. But it’s believed the Idlewild spent the decade tramping—a steamboat term for going up and down the river, stopping at various towns and taking passengers for excursions. Which worked perfectly for Undercurrent of Secrets.

The boat was then sold to New Orleans where it continued to ferry passengers. In 1931, The Idlewild spent a season in Louisville running trips to Rose Island and Fontaine Ferry amusement parks. It then spent the next several years coursing the waterways from Canada to New Orleans, living upon the Mississippi and Ohio river systems until WWII. The second world war brought a lot of action to the Idlewild which was then outfitted with special equipment to push oil barges along the river. She also served as a floating USO nightclub for troops stationed at military bases along the Mississippi River.

In 1947, she was sold and renamed the Avalon. For the next two decades the legendary lady spent her days along the rivers, hosting excursions, bringing adventure to the hearts of many Americans. But all those years and miles eventually caught up to her and she fell in disrepair. In 1962, she was put up for auction in Cincinnati where she was purchased by Jefferson County Judge Executive Marlow Cook for $34,000. She then received her third name, The Belle of Louisville.

The restoration of the boat was supervised by marine architect Alan L. Bates (later Captain Bates). Capt. Bates’ books, Str. Belle of Louisville, and Moonlight at 8:30, were a huge help to me while researching the history of the boat and the crews who worked on her. The reno crew worked tirelessly rebuilding the Belle and on April 30th, she tested the waters again by racing against the Delta Queen in the first Great Steamboat Race. The Belle has been wharfed in Louisville ever since. This century-old steamboat has stood the test of time, surviving decades, sinkings, storms, weathering all the trials with grit and grace. If you ever find yourself in Louisville, you could book a cruise on the Belle and experience history.

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Just Your Average reviews, October 7

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A Deep Divide - Secrets of the Canyon Book One

 Emma Grace was determined not to be found.  She has been running for years.  She finally found a place that she could call home.  

I have visited the Grand Canyon once a long time ago.  It can take your breath away.  It is majestic.  I experienced the beauty once again while reading this story about Emma Grace and the people she encounters there.  

GOD created this masterpiece.  He also created you. We are his masterpiece.  He has great plans for each one of us.  Emma Grace slowly realized that she needed to trust GOD.  He was with her every step of the way.  With GOD, she could open her heart and live her life the way GOD intended her to.

I loved the location of this book as well as the characters.  Emma Grace found her family at El Tovar Hotel.

I received this book for free from Bethany House Publishers to review.

   Ephesians 2:10

New Living Translation

10 For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago. 

About Kimberley Woodhouse

Kimberley Woodhouse is the best-selling and award-winning author of more than two dozen books. She is a wife, mother, author, and musician with a quick wit and positive outlook despite difficult circumstances. A popular speaker,   she's shared at more than 2,000 venues across the country. Kimberley and her family's story have garnered national media attention for many years including ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, The Montel Williams Show, Discovery Health channel's Mystery ER, The Hour of Power, The Harvest Show, and over 1,000 other TV appearances and radio interviews. She lives and writes in the Poconos with her husband of thirty years. kimberleywoodhouse.com

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El Tovar Hotel- 

Dinah's Dilemma

 "Two people come to the relationship carrying their hurts and fears and bad experiences, and those things impact every word and deed."

How true is this? This is especially true when it is not the first relationship you are in.  Certain words and actions from your current partner can take you back to a previous relationship.  This usually is not intentional.  Communication between partners is crucial for the relationship to survive.  

Dinah and Nathan were brought together without really getting to know each other.  As time goes on, they must tackle the ups and downs of building a relationship.  Can Nathan love again?  Can he trust Dinah?  Can Dinah trust Nathan when she tells him the truth?  What future do they have together?  If any?  

I received this ebook from Celebrate Lit to review.  

About the Book

Book: Dinah’s Dilemma

Author: Linda Shenton Matchett

Genre: Christian Historical Romance

Release date: August 15, 2020

Will she have to run from the past for the rest of her life?

Dinah Simpkins has no chance of making a good marriage. Her outlaw brothers and her father’s gambling addiction have ruined the family’s reputation. Then the Westward Home and Hearts Matrimonial Agency provides an opportunity for a fresh start. After Dinah arrives in Nebraska, she discovers her brothers played a part in the death of her prospective groom’s first wife.

As a former Pinkerton detective Nathan Childs knows when someone is lying. The bride sent by the matrimonial agency may be beautiful, but she’s definitely hiding something, and he has no intention of marrying her until he uncovers the truth. But an easier solution may be to send her packing. Then his young daughter goes missing. He and Dinah must put aside their mutual hurt and mistrust to find her.

 

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About the Author

Linda Shenton Matchett writes about ordinary people who did extraordinary things in days gone by. A volunteer docent and archivist for the Wright Museum of WWII, Linda is a former trustee for her local public library. She is a native of Baltimore, Maryland and was born a stone’s throw from Fort McHenry. Linda has lived in historic places all her life, and is now located in central New Hampshire where her favorite activities include exploring historic sites and immersing herself in the imaginary worlds created by other authors.

 

More from Linda

Dear Reader,

 

As a novelist, I write about ordinary people who did extraordinary things in days gone by. And to me, nothing is more extraordinary than leaving all that you know to travel a great distance (often thousands of miles) to marry a man you’ve never met. Don’t you agree?

 

During the initial settlement of the American West, the population was primarily composed of men. Men who went in search of gold, to seek new opportunities in farming and ranching, or to make a fresh start where land and resources seemed unlimited. Eventually, loneliness set in for those who were single, yet there was a dearth of suitable women to marry.

 

The conundrum for the men was how to meet and court a woman without leaving for fear of someone taking their land or claims. Some of the bachelors wrote home asking friends and family for referrals to single women who would make a good wife. Courtship would take place via correspondence until the couple decided they were suited to marry. The more common scenario was that of mail-order brides.

 

Ads were placed by the men in eastern newspapers. They would tell a bit about themselves and what traits they were seeking in a wife. Interested women would reply, and the advertiser would respond to the applicant he thought was a good fit. As with those men who wrote home to find a mate, the process was much the same with courtship occurring through letters.

 

Most of the time, the marriages went smoothly, with the couple falling in love, resulting in a long and happy relationship. However, there are stories of marriages that did not survive because of abandonment, abuse, death, or the discovery of a still-living spouse. A few incidents are recorded about mail-order brides whose groom paid her railway passage, only for her to marry someone else because he seemed a better prospect. Fortunately, those instances seem to make up a small percentage.

 

I hope you enjoy Dinah’s Dilemma: A Mail-Order Bride Romance.

 

Blessings,

Linda Shenton Matchett

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Jeanette’s Thoughts, September 27

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To celebrate her tour, Linda is giving away the grand prize package of a Book Journal, Floral Book Plates, Bookjigs Bookmark, a $25 Visa Gift Card, and an autographed paperback edition of Dinah’s Dilemma!!

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