I enjoyed this one more than the Ivy Hill series, but it still wasn't up to par with the "Old Klassen" I used to adore.
Dreams of Savannah by Roseanna M. White
5 Stars
Loved it.
The Chelsea Girls by Fiona Davis
5 Stars
Davis is one of my new favorites for historical fiction, but note that is NOT Christian fiction.
Quidditch Through the Ages by Kennilworthy Whisp
4 Stars
We listened to this on the way to Medieval Times for J's 9th birthday. It's a cute and fun quick read for my HP fans out there.
The Lions of 5th Avenue by Fiona Davis
3 Stars
Very well written, but there was an adulterous, homosexual relationship that ruined it for me.
Gentleman Jim by Mimi Matthews
4 Stars
Matthews has become my new go to for sweet, clean, fun historical romance. Sometimes you just need something light.
This one is very Count of Monte Cristo-esq. I loved it, but I'm not sure it's my favorite of hers.
Bridgerton Collection Vol. 1 (First 3 Novels) by Julia Quinn
3 Stars
Don't judge me. Yes, I watched Bridgerton and had to give the books a try.
The books are very much like the show on Netflix: witty, entertaining, romantic... and NOT AT ALL CLEAN. Quinn would get 5 stars from me if certain scenes were quite a bit less graphic. Read at your own risk.
Boundless (Age of Conquest #6) by Tamara Leigh
4 Stars
Ok, y'all know Leigh is one of my absolute FAVORITES, but I'm not loving this series as much as I thought I would.
That said, I still love her, and I enjoyed this installment.
Lovely War by Julie Berry
5 Stars
I'd give it 6 if I could.
Read this book.
Mythology, WWII, and romance? It's like she wrote this book with me in mind.
Read it.
Non-Fiction:
The Backyard Gardener by Kelly Orzel
4 Stars
The Hubby is building me a deer-proof garden for my birthday, so I thought I'd do a little studying.
Other than being a bit above my gardening skill level, this guide was very helpful
The Space Between Us by Sarah Bauer Anderson
3 Stars
Anderson had an excellent and timely message in this book (our book-club pick for January), but she beat it into dust and rambled a bit much for my taste.
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