Finished
Navy SEAL Rescuer
by Shirlee McCoy
Victoria Rebels by Carolyn Meyer
If
Fried Chicken Could Fly by Paige
Shelton
Books Can Be
Deceiving by Jenn McKinlay
Currently
reading
Fiction
Finally and Forever
by Robin Jones Gunn
Trinity: Military War dog
by Ronie Kendig
Waiting
for Spring by Amanda Cabot
Safe Haven by
Nicholas Sparks
If Mashed Potatoes Could Dance by Paige Shelton
Non-fiction reading
Hearts on Fire: Stories of
Today's Visionaries Igniting Idealism into Action by Jill Iscol
For school
Public Budgeting Systems
by Robert D Lee
Delinquency and Juvenile Justice in American Society by Randall Shelden
The Road to Whatever
by Elliott Currie
Amazing Grace by
Jonathan Kozol
Criminal and behavioral Profiling by Curt Bartol
A Street Officer’s Guide to Report Writing by Frank Scalise
Forensic Pattern Recognition by Robert Keppel
Serial Violence
by Robert Keppel
Police by John S Dempsey
On My Kindle
Classic
Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Reviewing
Netgalley
Swept Away by Mary Connealy
Home for Good by Jessica Keller
Audio
Sisterchicks Say Ooh La La! By
Robin Jones Gunn
Devotional
reading
Revelation
Getting ready to read
Lady Outlaw by Stacy
Henrie
The Preacher’s Bride
by Laurie Kingery
Doctor to the Rescue
by Cheryl Wyatt
Counterfeit Cowboy
by Lacy Williams
Rancher’s Refuge
by Linda Goodnight
Saving Hope by
Margaret Daley
A Sheetcake Named Desire by Jacklyn Brady
Wish You Were Eyre by Heather
Vogel Frederick
Life, In Spite of Me:
Extraordinary Hope After a Fatal Choice
By Kristen Jane Anderson and Tricia Goyer
Departures by Robin Jones Gunn
Title: Books Can be Deceiving 
