Reviewed by Karin Illustrations by Amanda Cass. It was given to me by LRP for review. I’m not quite sure who Dodinsky is, but his Facebook page is popular. A friend saw me reading this book, picked it up and read it herself and thought she might buy several copies for gifts. It has a [...]
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Guest blog by K. Victoria Chase, author of Alejandro When I was ready to publish my fifth novel, I knew I had to do it myself. There are a host of reasons why authors should self-publish, but many still believe it’s an impossible undertaking. Let me make a molehill out of that mountain. As with [...]
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Reviewed by Sandra Scholes Noted for her Christian Romance titles, Karen tells the tale of Della Flynn who hates being in the same city, Chicago for so long and wants to get out. It doesn’t help that it’s a dangerous place to live, but when her husband dies, she is left to figure out her [...]
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Reviewed by Susan S. Accused is a powerhouse of suspense! Summary: Pacific Coast Justice Series-Book One As a law enforcement officer, C. Edwards, has always upheld the law and followed her agency’s protocols. And prior to becoming a divorcée, she was also the faithful wife. No one would categorize Carly’s life as perfect, but at [...]
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By Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer No one likes to compete with anyone in their household, do they? Ashley has to, and she doesn’t like it one bit, as she has been doing it since she was a young girl. Her sister was always treated differently to her, and given everything she wanted in return for [...]
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by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer In the fourth of her Family Heirlooms Series, Karen has brought us Samantha Samuels under a difficult set of circumstances where she has had a bad run in with Ryder Feldmann, a young man troubled and cruel who had decided not to take her father’s counselling seriously enough to listen [...]
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by Sandra Scholes, guest reviewer For Peter Samuels life isn’t the bed of roses he thought it would be. Not when his wife had succumbed to the brain tumor that took her life so early. He did not envision a life without her, where he would be left to bring up their children who were [...]
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by Karin , guest reviewer from Savvythinker I expected Tout Sweet to be similar to Eat, Pray, Love, but it was a kind of wannabe in my book. While the book jacket made it sound funny and inspirational, I found Tout Sweet too serious, without any metaphysical leanings. I was looking forward to that. After [...]
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