Thomas Jefferson may be best known as the third President of the United States or as the primary writer of the US Constitution. His statesmanship and political savviness helped frame the early American government, but it may come as a surprise to learn that Jefferson’s personal religious beliefs didn’t always fit with his contemporaries, or … Continue reading Thomas Jefferson: a biography of spirit and flesh
U.S. Marshall Arliss Cutter and his team were called in to help investigate the disappearances of three people in a remote Alaskan fishing village. Arliss is still getting his footing in his new role after moving across the country from Florida to help support his family, but this assignment calls on his training as a … Continue reading Open Carry
Our first Most Anticipated RElease of 2024 is hitting shelves and shopping carts today! In honor of The Heiress release today, let's look back at the review I posted last month! Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Cam and Jules are on … Continue reading RELEASING TODAY: The Heiress
Buck had lived his entire life in California at Judge Miller’s home until last week. That’s when Manuel took him from his home, stuffed him in a crate, and shipped him north. Now Buck is in Alaska and part of a sled dog team - he’s had to fight for food and for a place … Continue reading The Call of the Wild
Thank you NetGalley and Macmillan Audio for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Presley Ayers is second guessing this entire trip. The big city girl is hiking in a forest with a group from the sports lodge. Presley doesn’t do hiking or any of the other activities the lodge provides. … Continue reading Love, Naturally
Driving across the Cochran Africatown bridge, you might miss the history just below and to the side of the roadway. The run-down houses and industrial facilities look like many other older communities across the United States, but this one has a unique history. Founded after the Civil War by former enslaved persons brought to Alabama … Continue reading Africatown
Downtown Las Vegas streets were utter chaos. Summer has been trying to make her way back to the hotel, but the crowd won’t let her through, and she’s trapped in the New Years Eve revelry. She’s on the verge of tears when a man appears out of nowhere and helps usher her to bench. That’s … Continue reading Same Time, Next Year
I can't believe 2023 is just a day from being over! With the end of the month, it's time to look back at our December reads. We'll also be looking at our favorite books of 2023 and there's a link to download the January 2024 Read With Lindsey Reading Challenge prompt graphic! This month, I … Continue reading December Recap & January Prompts
Elizabeth was born in America, as was her little brother, but not their parents. As Mexican citizens in the country on tourist visas, her parents walked a fine line between wanting more for their children, and knowing they would always be considered second class citizens in their community. Elizabeth, however, made the most of her … Continue reading My Side of the River
Louisa Clark isn’t sure she made the right decision to move to New York. She’s had a crazy few years – Will Trainor’s death, falling off her building, falling in love with the paramedic, and deciding to follow Will’s instructions to say yes to her dreams. However, this is a new kind of chaos she’s … Continue reading Still Me
