Well, I’m ready for fall, and I have the books to read. If only I had a cool breeze and a reason to fix a cup of hot chocolate. But, I can’t wait for the weather to change in order to start these new books. As always I have so many to choose from, and I keep ordering more.
The first one is A Light on the Hill by Connilyn Cossette. I’ve already read the second one in the series. This is Biblical fiction about a Levitical city of refuge. What a great way to contemplate what might have happened in the time of Joshua and tribes of Israel.
I am the oldest of four sisters, so this title fascinated me. 12 Sisters who Changed History. Amber D. Schamel offers six stories exploring the lives of 12 women who found their places in history.
Kellyn Roth is a young author. Her Chronicles of Alice and Ivy Book 2 is Ivy Introspective about a girl sent to a boarding school far from home. I enjoyed Book 1 too.
A long-lost cousin appears in Ryan’s life opening up questions about the past. Is it true that Christmas is a time for miracles? Miracle on Maple Street is written by Linda Rondeau.
1813 England. In the Shadow of Croft Towers by Abigail Wilson secrets and their uncovering drive the characters to seek answers. Murderers, smugglers, and spies, oh my!
Contemporary fiction, Snow out of Season by Christy Brunke is about two pregnant women separated by time and somehow they are connected. But how?
I love a princess story. Lady Airell’s Choice by Rachel Skatvold satisfies my princess search in this medieval romance. 1187 A.D.
There it is. What will you be reading this fall? Share below so others can find a good book or two.
What are you planning on reading in the next few months?
I have In The Shadow of Croft Towers and the follow up novel. They look so good!
On my list is :
Dark Ambitions by Irene Hannon
Always Look Twice by Elizabeth Goddard
Aiming for Love by Mary Connealy
Lessons in Love a Barbour’ novella collection by Carrie Fancett Pagels, Kathleen Maher and two more.
When I Close My Eyes by Elizabeth Musser
Wow! You certainly have a long list, as always! I dont know how you do it! I am currently reading 2 books. One is called Cant Wait to Get to Heaven by Fannie Flag. A lighthearted goodspirited tale about community. The other is called Braced by Alyson Gerber about a teenage girl struggling in school for social reasons due to a brace she wears for scoliosis. In the car I listen to French Women for all Seaons by Mirielle Guiliano about how to simplify life and live healthier. This only makes me want to move to southern France. …..