Showing posts with label Mary Davis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mary Davis. Show all posts

Monday, January 31, 2022

Mrs. Witherspoon Goes To War by Mary Davis (Heroines of WWII)


I really enjoyed Mrs. Witherspoon Goes to War.  She is a widow and mom of two daughters who chooses to do her part in the war effort.  I think she is a strong character as were her two fellow WASPS.  She has ambition and sees the worth of a soul!  And that was something I loved about her.  Their patriotism was amazing and speaks highly of the women who were actively involved in the war efforts despite their male counterparts that saw them through a different viewpoint and were not always supportive of their efforts.

There was romance between Peggy and the major that grew over time.  There was adventure and action the story continues.  It was a story that kept you reading and I enjoyed it very much.

I received a copy of this book from Barbour Publishing and was under no obligation to post a review.  All thoughts are my own.

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Ths MissAdventure Brides Collection by Mary Davis, Cynthia Hickey, Kathleen E. Kovach, Debby Lee, Donna Schlachter, Marjorie Vawter and Kimberly Woodhouse

I loved these stories, every single one!  They were so sweet, some very funny as well.  Loved their  "Miss"adventures which made the book's title very appropriate.  Each of the stories was unique and different.

There were some new authors for me and that I found quite refreshing to read a new writing style.

Very good compilation of stories and a great way to spend my reading time!

I received an ebook copy from NetGalley.  All thoughts are my own.

Saturday, October 20, 2018

Courting Her Secret Heart by Mary Davis

Although this is the second book of this series called Prodigal Daughters mini series, it is the first that I have read.  And it is also the first I've read from this author.  I really liked it a lot!  The storyline was new and fresh and the characters were very heartlwarming.  I had no idea that it was book two, so makes an excellent stand-alone.  I was never confused by anything in the book.  It was clearly written and the author developed the characters very well!

As I read this, I could barely put it down.  There were several issues that were occuring in the book and it was great to see their faith bring it all together.

Publisher:  Harlequin