Reading this Week

Finished

Murder in Murray Hill by Victoria Thompson

Takedown Twenty by Janet Evanovich

Since You’ve Been Gone by Morgan Matson

Take a Picture by Lena Goldfinch

God’s Daughter by Heather Day Gilbert

The Message in the Hollow Oak by Caroyln Keene

Currently reading

Motor Mouth by Janet Evanovich

Welcome to Last Chance by Cathleen Armstrong

Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankman

Remembering The Alamo by Alicia Willis

The Baby Rescue by Margaret Daley

 The Tower Treasure by Franklin Dixon

The Mystery of the Ivory Charm by Carolyn Keene

The Rules for Breaking by Ashley Elston

City of Heavenly Fire by Cassandra Clare

Raptor 6 by Ronie Kendig

Non-fiction reading  

Full of Heart by J.R. Martinez

 To Selena With Love by Chris Perez

Getting ready to read

Mafia Girl by Deborah Blumenthal

The Double Wedding Ring by Clare O’Donohue

The Cowboy’s Reunited Family by Brenda Minton

Scraps of Evidence by Barbara Cameron

Grace Unplugged by Melody Carlson

Made to Last by Melissa Tagg

The Chapel Wars by Lindsey Leavitt

The Girl is Murder bY Kathryn Miller Haines

A Cowboy Unmatched by Karen Witemeyer

Classics

Persuasion by Jane Austen

Reviewing

In the Field of Grace by Tessa Afshar

Devotional reading

Bible through in a year

Did Not Finish

Don’t Call me Baby by Gwendolyn Heasley

Deception’s Princess by Esther M. Friesner

Until I found you by Victoria Bylin

Reviews Posted this week

Review of Meant to be Mine

Title: Meant to be Mine

Author: Becky Wade

Series: A Porter Family Novel book 2

 

Chapters: 32

Pages: 372

Genre: Christian Romance

Rating: 4 star

Meant to Be Mine is the second book in the Porter family series. It is Ty’s story, Ty had made mistakes in the past but he’s learning from them. He’s also determined to make things right. After being hurt by Ty in the past Celia doesn't know if she can trust him in her life or her heart. She has to be even more careful with letting Ty into her life, because it is not just her heart on the line. But someone else's heart as well. Someone whose heart can be easily broken and hard to be repaired. 

In this novel both Ty and Celia have to learn about forgiveness and God’s love and Grace. Under everything there were a few sweet romances and of course a cute kid.

After reading the second novel I can’t wait for the next book Jake’s story. After  reading Undeniably Yours and Meant to be Mine Jake is becoming my favorite Porter and I cannot wait to read his story.

Memorial Day

   

Thoughts and What Not's

Reading this week

I didn't do one of these last oops.

Finished

Paige Turned by Erynn Mangum

The Chase by Janet Evanovich

Crash into You by Katie McGarry

Ink Flamingos by Karen E Olson

Currently reading

Takedown Twenty by Janet Evanovich

Since You’ve Been Gone by Morgan Matson

Motor Mouth by Janet Evanovich

Murder in Murray Hill by Victoria Thompson

Welcome to Last Chance by Cathleen Armstrong

Non-fiction reading  

Full of Heart by J.R. Martinez

Getting ready to read

Mafia Girl by Deborah Blumenthal

Until I found you by Victoria Bylin

Don’t Call me Baby by Gwendolyn Heasley

Deception’s Princess by Esther M. Friesner

The Double Wedding Ring by Clare O’Donohue

God’s Daughter by Heather Day Gilbert

The Cowboy’s Reunited Family by Brenda Minton

Scraps of Evidence by Barbara Cameron

Grace Unplugged by Melody Carlson

Take a Picture by Lena Goldfinch

The Baby Rescue by Margaret Daley

Made to Last by Melissa Tagg

Prisoner of Night and Fog by Anne Blankman

The Rules for Breaking by Ashley Elston

The Chapel Wars by Lindsey Leavitt

Audio

On My Kindle

Classics

Persuasion by Jane Austen

Reviewing

Devotional reading

Bible through in a year

Reviews Posted this week

 Review of the Heist

Review of The Heist

Title: The Heist

Author: Janet Evanovich

Series: Fox and O’Hare book 1

 

Pages: 320

Rating: 4 stars

The Heist by Janet Evanovich is a cross between White Collar and Leverage. Kate O’Hare is an FBI Speical Agent, and Nick Fox is the con man that Kate has to work with but pretend to chase. Its different than other Janet Eavonich books I’ve read, but still good. She still has her loveable heroine. All in all it was a pretty good book. 

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Thoughts and Whatnots

Reading this week

Finished

Growing Up Duggar

Pretty in Ink by Karen Olson

Playing with Fire by J.J. Cook

Necessary Proof by Camy Tang

Take a Picture by Lena Goldfinch

Notorious Nineteen by Janet Evanovich

Driven to Ink by Karen E Olson

Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen

Currently reading

Paige Turned by Erynn Mangum

Takedown Twenty by Janet Evanovich

The Chase by Janet Evanovich

Crash into You by Katie McGarry

Ink Flamingos by Karen E Olson

Non-fiction reading  

Full of Heart by J.R. Martinez

Getting ready to read

Mafia Girl by Deborah Blumenthal

Welcome to Last Chance by Cathleen Armstrong

Until I found you by Victoria Bylin

Don’t Call me Baby by Gwendolyn Heasley

Deception’s Princess by Esther M. Friesner

The Double Wedding Ring by Clare O’Donohue

God’s Daughter by Heather Day Gilbert

The Cowboy’s Reunited Family by Brenda Minton

Scraps of Evidence by Barbara Cameron

Grace Unplugged by Melody Carlson

Take a Picture by Lena Goldfinch

The Baby Rescue by Margaret Daley

Made to Last by Melissa Tagg

Caught in the Middle by Regina Jennings

Audio

On My Kindle

Classics

Persuasion by Jane Austen

Reviewing

Devotional reading

Bible through in a year

Reviews Posted this week

Review of the Missing Ink 

Review of the Nurse's Secret suitor  

Review of The Nurses Secret Suitor

Title: The Nurses Secret Suitor

Author: Cheryl Wyatt

Series: Eagle Point Emergency book 3

Pages: 224

Ch: 15 

Genre: Christian Romance

Rating: 5 stars

The Nurse’s Secret Suitor is the third book in the Eagle Point Emergency series. Kate Dalton is a former Army nurse and now she is a trauma nurse. She wants to be the best trauma nurse she can. She feels that she has no time to show weakness.  Caleb Landis is an Army medic that has his heart set on being an Army Ranger. He doesn’t feel like he has time for a relationship.

I loved The Nurses Secret Suitor, I felt like it wasn’t just a love story between two people, but a story that showed God’s love for His people. That what makes the best love stories. What makes the Love Inspired line is that it is romance that ends happy but has a strong dose of faith and God’s love.  

Review of The Missing Ink

Title: The Missing Ink

Author: Karen E. Olson

Series: A Tattoo Shop Mystery book 1

 

Chapters: 62

Pages: 299

Genre: cozy mystery

Rating: 4 stars

The Missing Ink is a cozy mystery set in a Las Vegas. The main character is Brett Kavanaugh she owns a tattoo parlor. Which people find odd because she is female. When she ends up involved in a mystery and a police case her brother Tim who’s a cop doesn’t want her to get involved.

Even though I have read cozy mysteries before this book ended up being different than what I’ve read in the past. With The Missing Ink you learn not to judge a book by the cover nor a person by their ink or lack of ink. 

Thoughts and Whatnots

Reading this week

Finished

Explosive Eighteen by Janet Evanovich

Meant to Be Mine by Becky Wade

The Thousand Dollar Tan Line by Rob Thomas

Currently reading

Pretty in Ink by Karen Olson

Notorious Nineteen by Janet Evanovich

Paige Turned by Erynn Mangum

Non-fiction reading  

Full of Heart by J.R. Martinez

Growing Up Duggar

Getting ready to read

Mafia Girl by Deborah Blumenthal

The Cowboy’s Reunited Family by Brenda Minton

Scraps of Evidence by Barbara Cameron

Takedown Twenty by Janet Evanovich

Grace Unplugged by Melody Carlson

Take a Picture by Lena Goldfinch

The Baby Rescue by Margaret Daley

Playing with Fire by J.J. Cook

Driven to Ink by Karen E Olson

Audio

On My Kindle

Classics

Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen

Reviewing

Devotional reading

Bible through in a year

Reviews Posted this week 

Review of the The Lonesome Young

Review of Destination Unknown