It seems that I’ve been reading quite a few books about missing girls, the most recent one being The Silent Dolls. I’m guessing that these stories are so close to the truth that I’m drawn to them. Little Lovely Things and The Silent Dolls were riveting books. But The Hidden Lake didn’t fail to impress me either. Hidden Lake When she was just twelve years old, Mackenzie Price came home to find her father bleeding to death on the kitchen floor. She will never forget that night, nor what her mother asked her to do… Twenty years later, Detective ‘Mack’ Price is…

A historical mystery is not something I usually read, but I’m really glad I chose to read and review A Dangerous Goodbye! A Dangerous Goodbye Your lost love never came home after the war. Would you risk everything to find out what happened to him? 1944. While war rages in Europe, Fenella Churche is doing her bit in the green fields of England. But when she finds a letter addressed to her on the scrubbed farmhouse table, she knows the news won’t be good. She hasn’t heard from her fiancé Arthur since he was posted to France on a dangerous undercover mission, and from his very first words she knows he may not be coming back. I…

Having read Sweet Pea Summer in which Annie played the role of a subtle matchmaker, I was curious to read her story in The Perfect Hideaway. The Perfect Hideaway Annie Martin is thrilled to have moved from the hectic buzz of L.A. to the small town of Hillsboro, Northern California, where the most happening bar only plays honky-tonk and nowhere does a good matcha latte. But the best thing about Hillsboro? The Anderson sisters. At their noisy family dinners, Annie can almost forget the mistakes she made back in the city, trying to fit in. Annie has repaid the sisters’ friendship with some obvious-but-effective matchmaking and now there’s only one Anderson still looking for love. But Rose is surprisingly…