A great concept for a novel, the story of two suburban California moms and their teenage kids who go "Almost Amish" for a reality show. I could relate to the perspectives of both women, the one who wanted everything to be perfect and the one who felt a little lost in the sea of all her sister-in-...
A great story about what to do when the dreams you feel called to do doesn't end up the way you planned. Will you trust God or yourself? Everyone will relate to her main character Sabrina's struggles with a life altering illness that snatches her hard earned goals out from under her. And we'll al...
This was a nice pleasant read, somewhat forgettable though. Paige is a pharmacist struggling to find a good job after an incident at her last job that led to her termination. When she is offered a job at a brand new pharmacy she thinks her prayers are answered--and she hopes that her prayers for ...
A novel about a mother who has experienced grief, loss, and heartache for her two sons.This mother suffers the loss of one son and finds out her other son is a possible murder suspect after he has spent considerable time away from family and home. Paths were separated due to the son's severe drug...
When a car accident kills two teens from opposite sides of the tracks, the aftermath threatens to tear a community apart. On one side, Melanie Johnston - a grieving single mother - is convinced her son will be forgotten. On the other is Andie Phelps, a reserved woman who retreats even further int...
Stewart, I think that answers all of my questions.” Detective Thompson made the last of a series of notes, then looked up. My stomach twisted hard, because I knew what was coming next. Fingerprinting. A mug shot. The sound of clanking locks. Detective Thompson stood and walked to the door, then t...
Beth turned sideways toward the full-length mirror.“I think you are starting to. Don’t you?” Rand cast a wary glance in her direction while he finished buttoning his shirt. He was no fool, and he obviously didn’t want to say the wrong thing here and make her cry.“Starting to, yes, but that’s the ...
Fulton had known I was pregnant and desperate when she hired me to work at the Blue Pacific. I had trouble understanding why she was so generous about the whole thing—when my father and my so-called friends were certainly less sympathetic. I didn’t have to wonder for long. My first day at work wa...