Somewhere to Belong By Judith Miller Reviewed by: Martha Artyomenko The Amana Colonies.....a religious group that little is published about until recently. This group that came from Lutheran background rather than Catholic like the Anabaptists…
Heart's Awakening By Delia Parr Reviewed by Martha Artyomenko Elvira Kilmer has little choices in her life. Marriage does not seem to be in her future. She is plain, without money, and her relations only…
She Walks in Beauty By Siri Mitchell Reviewed by Martha Artyomenko The Gilded age of New York City. A game is played among the top young women of the city, to see who can catch…
Touching the Clouds By Bonnie Leon Reviewed by Martha Artyomenko Kate Evans is adventurous and loves to fly! This is a very different combination for a woman in the time period of which she lives.…
My Review: It has been a very busy month, and I eagerly started this book and have carried it with me. I have three books I am trying to finish right now and this one…
1. They loved to Laugh by Kathryn Worth One of my favorite books growing up, the story of an orphaned young woman, taken in by a Quaker doctor's family and learned how to bake, weave,…
My Review: Hannah is married and living in MT in a small cabin up in the woods, above Troy somewhere. When a grizzly bear torments the young couple trying to sleep, their peaceful life is…
My Review: Hannah seems to have accidents follow her whenever Sam Knepp is around. She starts out the book with an accident in the dark playing the Big Bad Wolf....(or as we used to called…
My Review: A terrible accident. A funeral. A weeping widow. All of these things, somewhere deep down, Jason blames himself for, and there are others who do as well. The freak skiing accident that claimed…
My Review: I actually have not had a chance to read this one yet, so will post my review later! -Martha It is time for a FIRST Wild Card Tour book review! If you wish…
