Top Ten Flowery Covers

 

Welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday link-up sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl.  Today's theme is May Flowers, piggybacking off the April Showers post. I was going back and forth between flowery titles and flowery covers, and went with flowery covers.

My eye is healed, and I'm able to wear my contacts and read!!! It's been so nice.

These covers are so pretty. 

Have you read any of these, or have you heard of them? Let me know in the comments. 

I hope all of you, Moms, had a wonderful Mother's Day on Sunday. We took my mother-in-love out to lunch, and flowers to my mom; got to spend Sunday with my daughter, and my grands. It was a busy weekend, but full of lots of fun.

Top Ten Tuesday---Books Set in the Summer

 

Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday, sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. Today's topic technically is books set in snowy places. I hate the snow, and I miss my Florida sun, so I chose books set in the summer. A lot of these I haven't read, which will be nice when the snow arrives here in Idaho.

So, are you a snowy book reader, summer, autumn, or spring reader? Let me know in the comments. I love looking at the snowy book covers, especially in winter, but I don't want to be in it. 

Top Ten Tuesday - Titles That Would Make a Good Headline

 

Hi and welcome to another edition of Top Ten Tuesday sponsored by That Artsy Reader Girl. I'm going to do my list a little different this week. I hope you find a book or two to add to your reading list.

1. Into the Fire by Irene Hannon. I just finished reading this one and it's fantastic!

2. He Should Have Told the Bees by Amanda Cox. I really want to read this one.

3. The Gold in These Hills by Joanna Bischof. I preordered this one and just haven't read it yet. The story of my life! LOL

4. How to Not Fall for the Guy Next Door by Meg Easton. I don't remember how I heard about this one but it sounds super cute!

5. The Secret Life of Book Club by Heather Woodhaven. Again, not sure how I heard about it but it sounds like a good book.

6. Cast the First Stone by David James Warren This is a great series that is co-written by David Warren, Susan May Warren, and James Rubart.

7. Nine Women, One Dress by Jane L. Rosen. I just saw this tonight when I was looking for titles and it sounds fun! 

8. The Traitor Prince by C.J. Redwine. My granddaughter loves fantasy reads so I try to have some for her. I haven't read this but hear it is wonderful!

9. I Was Anastasia by Ariel Lawhon. If you were raising kids in the 90s like I was you probably watched the animated movie of Anastasia 100+ times. This is a great read for adults.

10. Lady Jayne Disappears by Joanna Davidson Politano. I loved this book!

What do you think, do these make good headlines? Let me know in the comments.

Into the Fire (Undaunted Courage #1) by Irene Hannon Reviewed

 

About the book:

Title: Into the Fire

Author: Irene Hannon

Series: Undaunted Courage Book 1

Genre: Christian Romantic Suspense

As a former smokejumper, arson investigator Bri Tucker knows her way around fires. But after a mysterious blaze takes the life of a former colleague, Bri inherits a curious puzzle from him that raises questions about several fiery deaths. Someone, however, doesn't want her picking up where he left off in search of answers.

When she teams up with ATF Special Agent Marc Davis to solve the puzzle, the danger escalates. But will they manage to track down the person behind the mysterious deaths before their budding romance--and maybe even their lives--go up in flames?

The bestselling and award-winning queen of romantic suspense is back with a brand-new series that will get your adrenaline pumping as you burn through the pages to discover the truth.

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My Thoughts

It's been a long time since I've read an Irene Hannon novel, and while I have missed her stories, I am glad I started out with a new series. So, many times I've requested a review copy only to find out that it's book two or three. I will say that most of Revell's authors are really good at making each book in a series stand alone. I'm just a reader who wants to read each of them and in order.

Irene Hannon is an author who can keep a reader glued to the page. I was on the edge of my seat trying to figure out who the bad guy was. She definitely knows how to keep a reader guessing who the bad guy is. And even when you find out who the bad guy is it literally blows your mind. I was really upset at who the bad guy was, which shows that Ms. Hannon creates characters that a reader will connect with and care about. Which is what good authors do. 

I read this book in a day which was fun since I haven't done that in ages. 

Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book via the publisher. I was not required to write a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

About this author

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Irene Hannon, who writes both romance and romantic suspense, is the author of more than 45 novels. Her books have been honored with two coveted RITA Awards from Romance Writers of America (the “Oscar” of romantic fiction), a National Readers' Choice Award, three HOLT Medallions, a Daphne du Maurier Award, a Retailers Choice Award, a Booksellers' Best Award and two Reviewers' Choice Awards from RT Book Reviews magazine. She is also a two-time Christy Award finalist.

A former corporate communications executive with a Fortune 500 company, Irene now writes full-time. In her spare time, she enjoys singing, long walks, cooking, gardening, traveling, and spending time with family.

To learn more about Irene and her books, visit www.irenehannon.com. You can also connect with Ms. Hannon on these social media platforms. Facebook || Instagram  || Twitter