Karen Sue Hadley

MY THOUGHTS:       Sometimes, it is difficult to face the pain of the past. In "The Amish Midwife's Secret" you'll read about 2 people who struggle with that very thing. Kyle and Leah both face a past they would rather forget, but facing it is inevitable. As they meet again after many years, changes are coming in both of their lives. A story that will warm your heart! Kyle faces a big decision and I'm so glad he made the right one. (I'm not saying what it is, just read the book). Leah is faced with accepting and keeping a small bundle. (I'm not saying what it is, just read the book).  Blessings, Karen Rating 5* I received this book as a gift and all opinions are my own. About the Book Book:  The Amish Midwife’s Secret Author:  Rachel J. Good Genre:  Inspirational Amish Romance Release Date:  November 27, 2018 “A beautiful story of forgiveness and second chances.” -Shelley Shepard Gray,  New York Times  bes...

Time to Curl up with a great book!! MY THOUGHTS:          This is the first book that I've read by Alexa Verde and won't be the last. I loved these stories. Stories of just regular people and some not so regular that face decisions to make changes or not make changes in their lives. They are packed full of the importance of family, romance, hospitality and kindness. Set aside plenty of time, once you start reading you won't stop. You'll love it!!! Blessings, Karen Rating: 5* I received this book as a gift and all opinions are my own. Sweet, faith-filled, wholesome Christian romances to warm your heart!  Three full-length Christmas novels about faith, love, and second chances, together for the first time in this collection. Let a book trip to Rios Azules, a small town in south Texas with quirky residents and caring community, bring you joy and put a smile on your face! Join three unlikely couples as they let God work miracles in th...

MY THOUGHTS: I love Roseanna White’s books. This is the third book in her series “Shadows over England”. I loved the first two but I believe this one “An Hour Unspent” is my favorite. I enjoyed getting to know Barclay better and why he does the things he does. Not for selfish gain but to take care of other orphans who band together and make up their family. I cheered for Evelina as she steps out to be her own person and to do what is right not necessarily what is best. A gripping story of  compassion, intrigue, mystery and a family, who aren’t related by blood but by something much deeper – commitment, loyalty, devotion and love. Blessings, Karen Hadley                                                     ...