by Dr. Elizabeth Hairston-McBurrows “Taos Winter” by Dr. Elizabeth Hairston-McBurrows is a heartwarming novel that intricately weaves the themes of love, cultural identity, and self-discovery. The story unfolds in the enchanting town of Taos, New Mexico, where Mia, a successful Navajo executive, finds herself entangled in a deep and unexpected romance with Corey Hartman, a …
Category Archives: Romance Fiction
Review – Paradise Disrupted
by Patricia Jensen Paradise Disrupted by Patricia Jensen is a richly woven narrative exploring the complexities of human emotions and relationships set against the backdrop of a thoroughbred breeding facility in Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego. The story revolves around Becky, a widow grappling with the legacy of her late husband Jack and the management …
The Point of Life
by Scott Jameson Sanders In “The Point of Life” by Scott Jameson Sanders, readers are invited into a story that connects elements of family, love, faith, and personal growth—following the life of Endy Mason, whose experiences shape his views on what truly matters in life. The first part takes us through his early days in …
Hero Of Her Heart
by Michele Wallace Campanelli While typically associated with extraordinary bravery or valor, “Hero Of Her Heart” redefines “hero” to encompass a broader concept. Here, a hero is not solely defined by physical strength or superhuman abilities but by the depth of character, capacity for selflessness, and ability to inspire and positively impact the lives of …
Green
by David Scott Joshua Rand is a twenty-six-year-old citizen who had just enlisted in the United States Army. After a failed pet grooming business with his ex-wife Lynn, he finds himself in a new environment far from his old life. From trading in his comfortable life in the suburbs to learning how to shoot rifles, …