Oh, I loved this! It’s the sweetest, most satisfying romance I’ve read in a while. Nothing overly dramatic, just honest-to-goodness relationships and lovely characterisation. Deanne answers an advert for a wife, but she doesn’t expect her prospective husband to be in a wheelchair. Bill, meanwhile, knows nothing about her previous unhappy marriage. They marry immediately… Continue reading Interview For A Wife by Ruth Ann Nordin
Category: Western
The Bride’s Choice by Ruth Ann Nordin
This is the second book in the Nebraska Prairie series. I love this author and know I can always return to her books for a good, entertaining read. So far, the series has featured men living with a disability or personal difficulty who each find love. This story follows Jack, whose nerves make him clumsy… Continue reading The Bride’s Choice by Ruth Ann Nordin
Book Review – Bid For A Bride by Ruth Ann Nordin
Where did I find it: this is the second book of the South Dakota Series, and after loving the first one, I went straight on to this. What I liked: once again, the gorgeous cover. I also like that Brian had a handicap and his blindness didn’t stop him being a perfect book boyfriend. It… Continue reading Book Review – Bid For A Bride by Ruth Ann Nordin
Book Review – Loving Eliza by Ruth Ann Nordin
Where did I find it: originally on the Apple Books app. I began reading but wanted to listen to it also. It’s not an audio book, but if I downloaded it on Amazon, I could listen with with Alexa. I find that switching between listening and reading works well for me. It is always better… Continue reading Book Review – Loving Eliza by Ruth Ann Nordin
Ye-Ha, Howdy Folks
I grew up on westerns. They were mainly men’s story with a love interest. Although I still like them, I rarely watch or read them now. Loving Eliza was not a book I found in the conventional way. Ruth Ann Nordin is a WordPress author. If you are a WordPress member you have access to… Continue reading Ye-Ha, Howdy Folks
My Review of Beyond Connections by Lynn Miclea
A Superb Collection! I have read this author’s work before and enjoyed her writing style. The description appealed to me, and as the book was on pre-order it landed on my Kindle exactly when it was due. I especially loved how all the stories were different from each other. They showed the connections between family… Continue reading My Review of Beyond Connections by Lynn Miclea
Dissolution, The Wyoming Chronicles: Book One by W. Michael Gear
Karen’s Review This is a large book of 394 pages, probably a little larger than I like to read, but that pales into oblivion when the story is as good as this one. It’s the first time I’ve read this popular author and I must say, what a joy to read. Every word counted in… Continue reading Dissolution, The Wyoming Chronicles: Book One by W. Michael Gear
Dissolution, The Wyoming Chronicles: Book One by W. Michael Gear
Karen’s Magic Review This is a large book of 394 pages, probably a little larger than I like to read, but that pales into oblivion when the story is as good as this one. It’s the first time I’ve read this popular author and I must say, what a joy to read. Every word counted… Continue reading Dissolution, The Wyoming Chronicles: Book One by W. Michael Gear
Jefferson’s Chance by Jim Christina
Star Idaho: March, 2021 When a young man’s dream has always been to be a Texas Ranger, imagine his world falling around his shoulders when he is told because he has only one good leg and a wooden appendage, he does not qualify. Now imagine an engineer offering to build a leg that functions just… Continue reading Jefferson’s Chance by Jim Christina
Something Different This Christmas
The Magic of Stories has recently started our own eBay Store. There are lots of books for sale on eBay, so what makes this a little different? They are mainly all pocketbook novellas that come with a personal letter from the author as well as a free bookmark.Prices are low and most of them, if… Continue reading Something Different This Christmas
