Review: Finding Jake by Brian Reardon

Finding Jake by Bryan Reardon
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Finding Jake
By Bryan Reardon
Review by Heidi Lynn's Book Reviews


Thank you to Bryan Riordan, Edelweiss, and Literati Author Services for providing me with this book so I may bring you this review.

Finding Jake is a raw emotional story that was ripped straight from the headlines. This story was gave you an inside family’s perspective into a school shooting tragedy. Bryan Reardon made you felt like you were part of the drama that was unfolding. Finding Jake was full of fear, suspense, mystery, grief, emotions, faith, friendships, family, and never giving up hope.

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Review:Mason Jar By James Russell Lingerfelt

The Mason Jar by James Russell Lingerfelt
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First, I want to thank James Russell Lingerfelt for providing me with this book so I may bring you this review.

James Russell Lingerfelt is the next Nicholas Sparks in my opinion after reading the Mason Jar. Yes, like all Nicholas Sparks movies this book needs to be made into a movie. After reading this book I am a total fan of his work.

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Review: Murder on the Menu by Morgan St. James and Phyllice Bradner

Murder on the Menu by Morgan St. James
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First, I want to thank Morgan St. James and her sister Phyllice Bradner for providing me with this book so I may bring you this review.

Murder on the Menu (Silver Sisters Mysteries, #5) is written by two incredibly talented authors who just happen to be sisters in real life. This book even though it is a series can be read as a standalone. This is unlike the books I have read for Morgan in the past! This book was such a fun read with the unique names, characters and storylines.

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Review: Almost a Mother: Love, Loss and Finding Your People When Your Baby Dies

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Almost a Mother: Love, Loss, and Finding Your People When Your Baby Dies by Christy Wopat
Review by Heidi Lynn's Book Reviews

First, I want to thank Christy Wopat for providing me with this book so I can bring you with this review.

Christy Wopat literally brought me to tears and had me wanting to jump into Almost a Mother and give her a big comforting hug. She is incredibly brave to open up her heart and genuinely let us into her personal life and share her experience of loosing twins. I commend her for writing this book as it not only was therapeutic for her-but it could help others as well.

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Review: Tell Me Lies By Ed James Detective Max Carter Series Book 1 #BookonTour #Bookouture #NetGalley

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Fans of Lee Child and David Baldacci will be gripped by this heart-racing FBI thriller from bestselling author Ed James.

Megan Holliday opens her eyes and finds herself slumped on her doorstep. The last thing she remembers is being in the car with her two kids. She sees a handwritten note on her lap – Don’t call the police. It’s then that she realises her car is missing, and her children are gone…

Leading the FBI’s Child Abduction Rapid Deployment team, FBI agent Max Carter will stop at nothing to find children taken from their families. After all, he was once one of those taken children, so he knows exactly what’s at stake. When he hears that a young senator’s two children have been abducted and their mother left for dead, he races to the Holliday family home in Washington State.

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