The Plot to Kill Hitler by Patricia McCormick is a nonfiction account of the life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was part of a group of men,...

So here we are! The last month of the 2016 EBook Challenge! Are you going to reach your goal? (I'm afraid I'm not going to, so d...

I usually read a couple sweet, heartwarming, romantic holiday novels each year.  When I saw Fields Where They Lay  was a holiday detective...

The Winner's Kiss  is the concluding book in the Winner's Trilogy,  so if you haven't read The Winner's Curse  and The Win...

I've been very sporadic about doing these posts, so here's a few that I've gotten recently. For Review: Fields Where ...

The Bitter Side of Sweet  is emotional and powerful.  The story of these poor children will break your heart. Fifteen-year-old Amadou...

Alex Cross novels never fail to entertain, and Cross the Line  is no different. I've read several other books and series that Patters...

Delightful! Just as a reminder, I'm not a huge contemporary fan, but once in a while I see one that looks appealing.   We are Still To...

The Diabolic  is a thrilling adventure that kept me glued to the pages.  But -- Red Queen  meets The Hunger Games   (from the blurb)? I do...