Becky Rotz
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Reviews
Leaving Enchantment
by C. J. Carmichael
"A touching story."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted December 10, 2003
Bachelor Nolan McKinnon, editor/owner of the Arroyo County
Bulletin in Enchantment, New Mexico, is at his wit's end.
What was his sister thinking to name him guardian of his 6-
year-old niece when he knows nothing about kids? He hadn't
even spoken to his sister since their mother died.
Accountant Read more...
Just Perfect
by Judith A. Lansdowne
"Delightful tale of love, mystery and danger."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted October 29, 2003
In Stropshire, England, Ian Michael Denham, Marquis of
Kearney and Mallory, is lost in the moors. He's beginning
to question why he came all the way here just to see a
horse. Now, he and his horse will probably be eaten by wild
dogs or wolves. He'll kill his cousin, Read more...
Fine Spirits
by Alice Duncan
"Lighthearted and fun historical."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted June 20, 2003
November 1920 finds Daisy Gumm Majesty hard at work. Her
husband, Billy, returned from war a cripple after being
shot and hindered in his breathing after being gassed.
Sometimes life isn't fair, especially for poor Billy. But
being a Gumm, Daisy finds a way to make a living for them Read more...
The Family Matchmaker
by Jeanne Savery
"Delightful matchmaking story."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted June 20, 2003
Georgianna Thomasina Beverly...how do you describe an
almost 20-year-old imp? Indulged granddaughter of Lord
Tivington, she's had freedoms seldom given to young ladies
of her status. And she's an authoress. Now, wouldn't most
eligible bachelors think she was a bluestocking? Well,
maybe she is, but she must have her long-overdue Read more...
317 Beulah Street
by Sandra Steffen
"Endearing characters and wonderful story."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted June 20, 2003
Only one thing could have brought Nicholas Proffit,
proverbial bad boy, back to Harmony, Georgia, a town he
loathes - Jenna's letter. A freelance photographer, the
letter took two years to catch up with him. When he didn't
die from that fever, he thought it was an omen he should Read more...
A Lady Never Trifles with Thieves
by Suzann Ledbetter
"This entertaining historical mystery will keep you guessing until the end."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted April 9, 2003
In 1870s Denver City, it isn't ladylike, or even accepted,
for a person of the female gender to be a private
investigator. But when Josephine "Joby" Sawyer's father
meets his maker, what else is she to do? Since no one knows
he's passed on, she'll just keep the pretense that Read more...
The Wrong Woman
by Linda Warren
"Riveting, emotional story of star-crossed lovers."
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted March 15, 2003
Raised by her grandparents, Serena Farrell has been spoiled
and pampered all her life. After her grandfather's death,
Serena learns that her lifestyle was all a scam and her
grandfather was heavily in debt. Her teaching salary won't
help much, and her grandmother won't believe her. What is
she going Read more...
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