I love everything Christmas. When I had the opportunity to read a story centered around a placed called Christmas Town, I jumped at the opportunity. Who wouldn’t want to live in a place called Christmas Town? I know that it sounds kitschy, but for me, it brings a sense of comfort, warmth and peace. There… Read More
Many of my readers know that I love a good romance story. This was my first opportunity to read something from Ginny Baird and I was looking forward to The House at Homecoming Cove. While I only knew it was a part of her Romantic Ghost Stories Series, I did not know to what extent the… Read More
For an avid reader such as myself, I am often left pondering the question “I wonder what happened to (fill in the blank here)?” It is in those moments when I just finish a book, I think about the ancillary characters who have left me with enough of an impact that I make up my… Read More
I am a die-hard romance genre reader. I can’t get enough of them. As a teenager, I think I read every Harlequin Romance novel ever written! However, as an adult, I have prided myself on expanding my romance reading horizons by venturing outside of my normal comfort zone. Over the years, I have found some… Read More
Are we sure this is an original story? I swear I saw this as a Hallmark Movie on television last year. Wait! Yes, I did and the movie was called Snow Bride. Hmmm… Seriously, with just a few small changes, Christmas Embrace by Emily Walters is almost exactly like Snow Bride. Since the movie was… Read More
As I continue on my Christmas short story reading, I came across this nine page read by Adrianne James. If there is one thing that Without You – A Christ Short Story has going for it, it would be the fact that it is definitely short. I wouldn’t really classify this as a short story.… Read More
Do you believe in miracles? Do you believe in second chances? Do you believe opening your heart to new possibilities? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you need to read A Sandy’s Seashell Shop Christmas: An Outer Banks E-short by Lisa Wingate. It’s Christmas Eve, and widow Tiff Riley has escaped to the… Read More
Let me start by saying that titles are deceiving and “This is not what you think it is!” Meet Dina Gregory and her 10-month old son, Dash. They are on their way to confront her ex to own up to his responsibilities. As luck would have it, she finds his brother, Ben, instead. Gina speaks… Read More
A simple, sweet story about how a community comes together to create a postage stamp that represents their small town. Ms. Hickey does a great job representing what life was like in 1932 rural America. I found it intriguing that we would see six characters whose lives would become intertwined by a simple mishap involving… Read More
For the naysayers, here is the rest of Sage and Terrance’s story, and you lost out because you failed to read the entire e-book. If you had, you would have gotten exactly what you were asking for. Now I realize that this was split into two, but there is nothing wrong with that. These are… Read More
