Musings by Erin

  One of my absolute favorite authors for historical romance is Karen Witemeyer. She pulls in humor, a good plot-line, great character development, and a solid faith thread - every single time. This book was no different. This is book 3 in the Hanger's Horsemen series, but it can stand alone. However, fans of the series will enjoy seeing the other horsemen in the background and seeing how they're doing. Luke (aka "Preach") has been my favorite of the horsemen, so I was glad to finally get his story. Here's a summary of the book: Luke Davenport has been fighting all his life--for respect, for country, and most recently, for those unable to fight for themselves. But now that his Horsemen brothers are domesticated, he's left alone to battle the wildness within. When an opportunity arises to take a job on his own, he jumps at the chance. Damaris Baxter has mastered the art of invisibility. Plain and quiet, she hides in books and needlework, content to be overlooke

  Natalie Walters is one of my go-to authors when it comes to romantic suspense. She always has a good blend of the romance and suspense elements and her characters are always fun and quirky, adding a good dose of humor to her novels. I'm always excited when she has a new book coming out and devour it as soon as I can get my hands on it. This was no different with her upcoming release, Fatal Code. Fatal Code is book 2 in the SNAP Agency series. The story line can stand alone, but I would recommend getting some additional history by reading Initium (prequel novella) and Lights Out (book 1) first.  Here's a little bit about the book: In 1964, a group of scientists called the Los Alamos Five came close to finishing a nuclear energy project for the United States government when they were abruptly disbanded. Now the granddaughter of one of those five scientists, aerospace engineer Elinor Mitchell, discovers that she has highly sensitive information on the project in her possession--