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Book Recommendation - Silent Shadows

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One of my go-to authors for romantic suspense novels is Natalie Walters. She is currently releasing into the world book 3 of her Harbored Secrets series, which brings the series to a close. Fans of the series will be glad to be back in the small town of Walton, GA and will get to see some familiar faces. Fans of romantic suspense who think this one looks fabulous and haven't read the others yet, no worries - other than a couple of minor spots, you won't be missing any information. This one is fine to read on its own!This had all the fine qualities I've come to expect from Ms. Walters, including great characters, twists and turns, some serious suspense, a swoony romance, a solid faith thread, and of course, Marvel movie references (don't worry - you won't be lost if you haven't seen those either). This book follows Pecca Gallegos, a nurse at Home for Heroes and Captain Colton Crawford, who has been discharged from the army due to a diagnosis of PMD (which I'

Book Recommendation - Before I Called You Mine

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 One of the things I love about authors that I follow and help is that they lead me to other fantastic authors. Such was the case with my discovery of Nicole Deese. Another author that I follow and was helping with a launch put out a plea for fans of hers to help launch Nicole's latest, Before I Called You Mine. I read the cover blurb, saw it was about adoption (which is so close to my heart) and knew I wanted to read this one! So, I signed up for the launch team, and the rest is history. I SO totally loved this book. It is easily one of my favorites for 2020. There was a lot of laughter and more than a few tears. Those are the proofs of a good book! Here's the synopsis: Lauren Bailey may be a romantic at heart, but after a decade of matchmaking schemes gone wrong, there’s only one match she’s committed to now—the one that will make her a mother. Lauren is a dedicated first grade teacher in Idaho, and her love for children has led her to the path of international adoption