Monthly Archives: June 2010

Anna Finch and the Hired Gun

Posted on June 30, 2010 by unregistered

Anna Finch wasn%u2019t aiming for Jeb Sanders the day she shot him. It was his misfortune that he decided to take a nap behind the very log Anna used for target practice. For Pinkerton man Sanders, the wound in his … Continue reading →

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"White Roses" by Shannon Taylor Vannatter

Posted on June 25, 2010 by unregistered

How could anyone know that one fateful day, one selfish choice, one man could cause the ripples of grief to reach into so many lives? In Shannon Taylor Vannatter’s Christian contemporary romance, White Roses, we are introduced to two families–Pastor … Continue reading →

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"Remember to Forget" by Deborah Raney

Posted on June 23, 2010 by unregistered

Maggie Anderson isn’t who she once was–in fact, she’s trying to become someone else entirely, at least until she’s safe. In Deborah Raney’s Remember to Forget, we meet Maggie, a formerly abused woman, who is being pursued by three men: … Continue reading →

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Being Like Water

Posted on June 23, 2010 by unregistered

At first I was disappointed. But that had more to do with me than the book. I thought the book was going to draw parallels between Bruce Lee and Jesus. In this post-Victorian age where Jesus is thought of as … Continue reading →

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Creede of Old Montana by Stephen Bly*A Keeper*

Posted on June 19, 2010 by unregistered

I have never read a book written by Stephen Bly that I didn’t love and “Creede of Old Montana” is the best one ever. This book will have you laughing, crying, holding your breath and just having a great time. … Continue reading →

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Life in Defiance

Posted on June 19, 2010 by unregistered

Ouisie Pepper knows a secret. The whole town of Defiance, Texas would like to know what she knows. But Ouisie is good at keeping her mouth shut. She’s done it her whole life, especially as the battered wife of Defiance’s … Continue reading →

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