Lyn Cote
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Lyn Cote wrote Winter’s Secret and La Belle Christiane.
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Fiction
“Five star is not a rating I usually bestow. But Regina Scott’s A Distance Too Grand merits it. Lively, realistic, engaging characters. A compelling and intriguing plot with life and death consequences kept me turning pages. I hated to put the book down. Ms. Scott’s choice of setting is especially wonderful. This isn’t your usual wagon train–type Western. The Grand Canyon exploration by the US Army gives a whole new view of the West and is depicted with great attention to accurate historical detail. If you enjoy a unique romance set in the historic West, this book is for you!”
Fiction
“DiAnn Mills has created an unforgettable heroine in A Woman Called Sage. An engaging tale that will keep any reader turning pages until the unexpected ending. Don’t pass on this one.”
Women
“As a former licensed cosmetologist, I found Ginger Garrett’s Beauty Secrets of the Bible to be intriguing, practical, and most of all, wise.”
Fiction
“Without a doubt, Beyond a Doubt by Colleen Coble has what it takes—genuine romance, heartfelt emotion and baited-breath suspense. Dive in!”
Fiction
“Blue Moon is Linda Windsor at her best-an exotic location, a strong heroine and a swashbuckling hero.”
Fiction
“Lorena McCourtney’s lively cozy mysteries hit all the right notes for me and her newest, Dying to Read, doesn’t miss a chord. A quirky, likable heroine, a handsome guy and oh, a murder. Don’t miss Cate Kinkaid’s first case as a PI. It’s a killer.”
Fiction
“Diann Hunt’s Hot Flashes and Cold Cream is a story every woman ‘of a certain age’ can identify with. And you’ve got to love a heroine whose toy Chihuahua is named Crusher!”
Fiction
“Love Without End, the first book in the new Kings Meadow Romance series, again intertwines two beautiful and heartfelt romances. One in the past and one in the future together make this a special read. I’m so glad Robin wrote a love story for Chet who suffered so much in A Promise Kept (January 2014). Kimberly, so wrong for him, becomes so right. Not your run of the mill cowboy romance—enriched with the deft writing and deep emotion.”
Fiction
“Five star is not a rating I usually bestow. But Regina Scott’s A Distance Too Grand merits it. Lively, realistic, engaging characters. A compelling and intriguing plot with life and death consequences kept me turning pages. I hated to put the book down. Ms. Scott’s choice of setting is especially wonderful. If you enjoy a unique romance set in the historic West, this book is for you!”
Fiction
“Only by Death is not an easy read, just as the Christian life is not a sunny afternoon stroll. But the journey this book unfolds is worth the tension and danger. Both heartwarming and chilling.”
Fiction
“In Paper Moon, Linda Windsor delivers—as usual—a charming romance seasoned with the zest of suspense.”
Fiction
“Kathy Herman’s Relentless Pursuit is truly relentless. A seemingly random act of violence and murder against innocent people launches a roller coaster of suspense. Characters we’ve come to care about are put to the test and plunged into danger. They are also pushed to the limit, which God’s love often requires. Don’t miss the finale of a great series!”
Fiction
“Not your usual setting, not your usual historical romance—The Pelican Bride breaks new ground in the historical genre. Choosing to write a story set in the French colony that became Mobile, Alabama, draws the reader into a new and exciting period. I fell in love with Tristan Lanier just as Geneviève Gaillain did. Who can resist a kind but fearless heroine and a hero who refuses to be molded to fit what others think is right—when he knows what is right and will do it? A winning beginning to a new historical series.”
Fiction
“Kathy Herman’s The Last Word is another of her suspense novels that will have you turning pages, unable to stop reading. As always Kathy’s characters are real and flawed and in the end, triumphant when they do it God’s way. A must-read.”
Fiction
“Not your usual setting, not your usual historical romance—The Pelican Bride breaks new ground in the historical genre. Choosing to write a story set in the French colony that became Mobile, Alabama, draws the reader into a new and exciting period. A winning beginning to a new historical series.”
Fiction
“Not your usual setting, not your usual historical romance—The Pelican Bride breaks new ground in the historical genre. Choosing to write a story set in the French colony that became Mobile, Alabama, draws the reader into a new and exciting period. I fell in love with Tristan Lanier just as Geneviève Gaillain did. Who can resist a kind but fearless heroine and a hero who refuses to be molded to fit what others think is right—when he knows what is right and will do it? A winning beginning to a new historical series.”
Fiction
“Kathy Herman’s The Real Enemy will not disappoint. Her characters are full and flawed. Her plot moves swift and sure. Her ending is unexpected and profound. Don’t cheat yourself out of a great read. Grab this one!”
Fiction
“Love Without End, the first book in the new Kings Meadow Romance series, again intertwines two beautiful and heartfelt romances. One in the past and one in the future together make this a special read. I’m so glad Robin wrote a love story for Chet who suffered so much in A Promise Kept (January 2014). Kimberly, so wrong for him, becomes so right. Not your run-of-the-mill cowboy romance—enriched with deft writing and deep emotion.”
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