Release Day for The Comfort of Secrets by Christine Nolfi.

The second novel in the Sweet Lake series is a hit in my estimation.  I hope you will read it and agree.  It is a book  about romance, mystery, deception, learning, and grief.  Sweet Lake is a place where one can fancy living in.  Sounds almost like any small hometown in Ohio.  New characters are introduced and are just as entertaining as the previous ones. The author has included the three childhood friends and while this one is based upon only one, there is insight into what is happening in the other two's lives.  Again, the sirens are present.  Don't know what or who the sirens are yet?  You'll have to read this series to gain knowledge of them. The writing is excellent.  The story is both entertaining and a bit sad.  While the book wraps up this particular story, I can't wait until the next one appears.

I've said all this before in an earlier post, but I wanted to make sure everyone knew it was released today.  I hope you will enjoy this book as much as I did.

Blueberry Hill

Another book by Bette Lee Crosby that I read just today in one sitting. I rated it as five stars.  

Here is my review:

This is a tear jerker.  Do not read without several boxes of tissues.  As usual Bette Lee Crosby writes a book that is honest, heart-warming, happy, yet sad, and one I couldn't put down.  I actually wished I had a sister, even if it was one like Donna, who wasn't a bad person; just one who was full of life.  Donna had no fear, and I think, some of that lack of fear, in the end, rubbed off on her sister.  One can definitely see the life lessons the author wishes to share with the reader.  Thank you, Bette Lee Crosby for sharing with us this story.

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Sweet Tea Tuesdays

Sweet Tea Tuesdays by Ashley Farley

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Excellent story line. Fantastic plot. Very enjoyable. This book is a must read. The author takes the reader on a journey into the lives of three characters, plus others that are connected to the three. There is joy, romance, and sadness contained in a short span of time. Not a book that can be read at bedtime because it is hard to put down. It is a stand alone story, but one could expect the lives of the connected characters to be continued in another book or even a series.




If you haven't read Ashley Farley's series about the Sweeney Sisters, I highly recommend them also.