The Bright Side Running Club by Josie Lloyd ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

I use to read women's fiction all the time but I got tired of reading of divorce women bemoaning their empty nest and then finding a second chance at love. After reading Joan is Okay, I was hopeful that there would be more women's fiction that wasn't a disguised romance novel. The Bright Side Running Club by Josie Lloyd seemed like what I was looking for.

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The Dust Bowl Orphans by Suzette D. Harrison ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

"We'd been haunted by hard times.  Drought.  Sizzling temperatures with little reprieve.  And frequent dust storms so vast and relentless that they were called black blizzards because of their chocking swelling plumes of dark, sooty soil and pillaging ferocity.  Land that once bloomed with plenty had become stubbornly barren, mocking our labor and refusing to bear fruit or render a means of sustainable living.  Now, dire circumstances had my family, like so many others, fleeing Oklahoma with little more than pain and precious memories." ( loc 67)

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The Road We Took by Cathy A. Lewis ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

I read a lot of WWII fiction. The past few years, I've really enjoyed stories that are more biographical fiction. I was excited about The Road We Took as it is, at least in part, based on diary entries from the author's father. He spent several weeks in Europe as a teenager in the summer of 1933. 

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Circus of Wonders by Elizabeth Macneal ~ a Review

by MK French

Circuses are popular in 1860's England, and Nell is sold to Jasper Jupiter's Circus of Wonders as a "leopard girl" due to the birthmarks all over her body. There's a family of sorts to be found in the circus, and soon Nell's fame eclipses Jupiter's. Torn between him and his loyal brother Toby, Nell soon sees the shadows of their past even as she tries to secure her future.

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The Fashion Orphans by Randy Susan Meyers & M.J. Rose ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Two estranged sisters find that forgiveness never goes out of style when they inherit their mother’s vintage jackets, purses… and pearls of wisdom.

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Celebrate Love with These Romance Novels

by MK French

We are in the month of love with Valentine's Day just around the corner. If you prefer to celebrate with a new book boyfriend or romantic tale, then check out some of the romance books out this month.

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Say All the Unspoken Things: A Book of Letters by John Sowers

Say All the Unspoken Things encourages us to unlock our hearts and love more deeply, more intentionally, and more immediately so our relationships flourish and we experience all God intended in our families and friendships. 

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