FIVE-BOOK GIVEAWAY!

Now through April 2, 2022, join each of their mailing lists and you will be automatically entered for a chance to win a signed copy of Love, Only better, by Paulette Stout, The Lockhart Women, by Mary Camarillo, Deciduous, by Michael Devendorf, Parish the Thought, by H. Max Hiller, and Lemons in the Garden of Love, by Ames Sheldon!

Reader Reviews

Lemons in the Garden of Love, by Ames Sheldon

“Sensitive portrayal of strong women:

While a great read, it is also well researched and historically accurate. The intensity of bias and discrimination against women of all ethnicities and nationalities based solely on gender is frustrating, not only in the past but currently as well.”

Deciduous, by Michael Devendorf

“Wow… Amazing Read!
I chose to read this book based on the reviews and was not disappointed. I finished “Deciduous” in less than 24 hours because I couldn’t put it down. The characters were well defined and the story flowed seamlessly with fascinating descriptions and great dialogue. So glad I discovered this author.”

Parish The Thought, by H. Max Hiller

“Likeable detective and supporting cast? Check. Murders? Check. Villains with devious backgrounds? Check. Delightful Southern settings, foods, and details? Check. Check. Check. Parish the Thought delivers more than just the pun in the title, it is an all-round good read, a classic hard-boiled detective novel that deftly deals with contemporary issues and complicated legacies.”

Love, Only Better, by Paulette Stout

“I love, love, love this book. The characters are relatable and Rebecca’s struggle with anxiety and low self esteem is something that any of us can relate to. If you are looking for a fun, entertaining read that might make you blush a bit, this is the book for you.”

The Lockhart Women, by Mary Camarillo

“Wow, Mary Camarillo wrote a successful and engaging debut novel about the Lockhardt Women— a story about a mother and her two daughters who go through real-life growing pains as a result of divorce, bad decisions, and in the end, find their way again. I enjoyed it to the very end and loved how the author cleverly wove the O.J. Simpson trial in the background. I would highly recommend this read.”