Murder Unstitched by Vannetta Chapman Stitches, Perks & Pages Book 2

This book is the second in this series.  We have three Amish sisters with adjoining shops, quilts, books and a coffee shop.  They have already experienced 1 murder in the shops, but here comes another.  It's a fun and engaging story as they all work to find the culprit who has committed this act.  I enjoyed the storyline, the characters and the mystery!  I am a long time cozy mystery fan, so this book was perfect for me!

I think you will enjoy this well-written tale.  I recieved an ARC copy of this book.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.

 

Murder Unstitched by Vannetta Chapman

 So excited!  I love her books!

Julia's October Blessing An Amish Romance Birthday Series by Jennifer Spredemann

This was a great read, as are all of Ms. Spredemann's Amish books.  Years had past and Julia and Levi had both gone in different directions.  Life went on for both, but now Julia finds herself as a widow with children.  As she and Levi meet again, there are obstacles that both need to deal with.  It is not always easy to mend the past.  This was a really enjoyable book showing God is there for us and we should rely on His help through our difficult ups and down.

I highly recommend this great addition to the series!  I received and ARC copy of this book.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.

The Brewer: Salem Village-Book 3

This has been a series with lots of historical information from which I have gleaned lots of interesting historical knowledge, that I found  to be quite a fascinating backdrop. As with the earlier books in the series, this one easily held my attention. The trials that the people of this time period faced, although different than what our lives are today, showed faith of those in the community as they faced the witch trialsl surrounded by fear and suspicion.  It was a captivating storyline and I recommend it to those who love some fiction intertwined with actual historical events.

I received an ARC copy of this book from the author.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Mail-Order Lady by Misty M. Beller

I have to admit, I have not read a Misty M. Beller book that I didn't absolutely love.  And yes, this was another.  The story was great.  I loved the main characters, Robert and Clara.  Robert is a steady force for good and Clara is just the perfect match for him.  But Clara's mother would definitely kick up a fuss!  She has a husband in mind for Clara and seems to go to great lengths to get her way!  A surprise character appears that I won't mention and let other readers discover.  This book was a must read for me.  I love the series and am looking for what book 5 will bring!

I received an Advanced Reader Copy from the author.  All thoughts and opinion are my own.

A Cowboy to Call Her Own by Cari Lynn Webb (The Bluegrass Blackwells Book 1)

I am always excited when I read a new Blackwell book!  This is the beginning of a new series and I have been so happy to be able to read it!  The "stars" of the story were Asher Blackwell and Kelley Munroe.  Both had moved away to New York and they meet again in Kentucky where they were from.  And yes there is a connection! Kelley recently divorced and was such a good help for Asher' who is helping with the racing stables.  But neither of them really wants a new relationship.   It is a very enjoyable story of two people that seem to help each other but will Asher return to New York? It was a sweet story and I always love Harlequin's Heartwarming genre. 

I recommend this book to reader's of contemporary books.  I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.

The Amish Widow's Club --The Unexpected Caller by Shelley Shepard Gray

 Being in the "widows" club, I totally enjoyed reading this sweet book.  After a not so happy marriage with a husband who felt control was the life for them, Leanna has found that she can do well without being an Amish wife.  She becomes independant and learns what is necessary for the new role of being a widow.  She gets invited to a "club" of ladies with similar life experience, she finds friendship, understanding and hope.  She has no children and in her fortys she is sure that won't happen. That hope seems to be out of reach.  Until a certain person comes to her door.  But that is not what she had planned on.  

This is a book that I really enjoyed.  It was well written and held my attention throughout.  It appears that this is a part of a series so I am so looking forward to the next book!  Can't wait.  If you enjoy Amish fiction and romance, you will be very happy that you picked up this book!

I received an ARC copy of this book.  All thoughts and opinions are my own.