Story by Debb Stanton
A reminder of his love for her survived all those years until she found it again.
Book Review: A Woman of Valor by Gary Corbin
I’d always been interested in police work and liked a few police TV shows, but I had never read in this genre until now. I wanted a change of pace from my regular reading, and I was very pleased to discover this new-to-me author. I loved the nail-biting suspense as well as factors of the human condition that this book gave me. This book looked to be very well edited and researched. I don’t like stories that immediately give the reader a sense of make believe (and the author doesn’t know what he’s talking about). This was not one of those stories, I am so happy to report. This book…
A Newsletter!
Hello, dear readers! I’ve been busy writing my novel ahead of schedule, and I’ve also been setting up a newsletter for myself. Current subscribers to this blog are not automatically signed up for this newsletter–it is illegal to send emails from a list (such as my list of subscribers to Debbie Stanton, Author) to someone who did not ask to be on another mailing list. I have the link posted in the sidebar, or you can clink the link here to subscribe: http://bit.ly/2kyiNH2 What is the difference between the blog posts and the newsletter? The blog posts will continue to contain book reviews and updates on my writing journey. The…
Book Review: Sara’s Promise by Deanna Lynn Sletten
This book had me asking myself about fate and if people really are meant for certain mates. It was beautifully written, and I got to experience many emotions while reading. I don’t often read late into the night if a book I’m reading is really wonderful. This one was an exception. 🙂 If you are a romantic and believe in the power of love, then this is the book I’d recommend for you.
Book Review: Accidental Knight by Nicole Snow
This book was about a young woman who finds out that when her grandpa died, she inherited his ranch, his business, and all his money–with one stipulation: she’d find out that she was already married (by paperwork) to his employee on the ranch. The heroine was attracted to the hero and vice versa, and finally, after they stopped telling themselves they cannot get involved with the other person, they allowed themselves to enjoy… a very complicated plot which Ms. Snow put together so wonderfully. There was a big communication breakdown at the end, which set the wheels in motion for a great end of the book. The ending was more…
Book Review: The Bottom Line by Trisha Messmer
This book made me happy with the quality of writing, characters, and plot. The characters came alive for me, and the plot was unique and original. No imitations here! I’m looking forward to more from this author.
