Category Archives: Fiction Books

Forbidden Harvest

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Ariesgrl

By: Peter Rizzolo. Format: Paperback. Read: March 2014. Dr. Ken Benholtz has spent his career at the Children’s Hospital working to preserve organs for transplant. His job becomes more personal when his nephew is admitted and is in desperate need … Continue reading →

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Lillian’s Garden

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Ariesgrl

By: Carrie Jane Knowles. Format: Paperback. Read: February 2014.   Helen’s mother-in-law, Lillian, has a beautiful garden that Helen likes to take care of, because it soothes her mind. However Helen suffers from bipolar disease and when she suffers a … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #47

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Ariesgrl

Bride for a Night By: Patti Berg   Duncan Kincaid was thrilled to marry Cairo McKnight five years ago, but his adventurous spirit forced him to leave her the very next morning and he ended up in jail. Several months … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #46

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Ariesgrl

The Unwilling Bride By: Margaret Moore Lady Constance was betrothed to Merrick of Tregallas from the day she was born. She remembers him as a spoiled rotten child and doesn’t want anything to do with him, until she meets him … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books #45

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Ariesgrl

The Reluctant Bride By: Leigh Greenwood   Tanzy decided to become a mail-order bride in order to avoid a marriage to her cousin, after most of her family was killed in a horrific feud. However, when she travels to meet … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books #44

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Ariesgrl

An Unsuitable Bride By: Jane Feather Alexandra Douglas has just learned the news of her father’s death, but there are even worse things to come. The lawyer gives her the unfortunate news that since her father divorced her mother, he … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #43

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Ariesgrl

Texas Bride By: Joan Johnston Despite the fact that Miranda Wentworth lost her parents in the Chicago fire, she has kept her and her five younger siblings safe in the nasty orphanage. Now that she is about to turn 18, … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #42

Posted on March 25, 2014 by Ariesgrl

Kissing the Bride By: Sara Bennett Heartbroken Lady Jenova vows to marry again because it has been two years since her husband’s death, but she refuses to marry for love. She asks her prominent friend, Lord Henry, for help. During … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books #41

Posted on February 16, 2014 by Ariesgrl

The year 1887, was special for Haw County, it was the year that the town got their first railroad, but for the Hartsoe family, it was the year their daughter, Mary Bet was born. Mary Bet suffered the loss of … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #40

Posted on February 16, 2014 by Ariesgrl

Guests on Earth By: Lee Smith   Highland Hospital is located in North Carolina and is the famed institute that treated Zelda Fitzgerald. Evalina Toussaint is a young girl who loves her Mom and her hometown of New Orleans, but … Continue reading →

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