Acceptance. Family. Love. Purpose. These are universal desires for most people, and for many, they're not simply desires, but needs. This is the case for US Army Ranger Clay Paxton and librarian Leah Jones in the World War II historical romance novel The Land Beneath Us, by author Sarah Sundin.
Category: Historical Romance
BOOK REVIEW: The White City: True Colors: Historical Stories of American Crime
It's 1893 at the World's Fair in Chicago – and a woman's abduction is witnessed by the police inspector's daughter, Winnifred Wylde. She goes undercover to investigate, discovering a man who would later become known as America's first serial killer.
BOOK REVIEW: Thief of Corinth
A pair of thieves—a father and a teen daughter—who live in the first century Biblical city of Corinth makes you ask several questions. Is it okay to steal from the corrupt? Will the monetary gain be worth the legal, moral and spiritual consequences? Is forgiveness possible?