| No Holly for Christmas by Julie Ford: Holly Cavanaugh Winter is widowed and not looking forward to the holiday season. Her older sister brings her into a case that the district attorneys office is working on. While on the case she meets Brian McAlister, a playboy attorney who is helping out his father. They instantly are attracted but can they overcome their differences while keeping each other safe. Read review. |  |
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 | The Alias by Mandi Tucker Slack: I enjoyed this book. I felt that it took more than half of the book to become suspenseful. I had a hard time putting the book down when I got to the final part of the book. I recommend this book to those who enjoy a romance with some suspense added. Read full review |
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A Love Like Lilly by Kay Lynn Mangrum After her grandma dies Jamie spends the summer with her grandpa. During that summer not only does she stern about her grandparents past but discovers who she is.
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 | The Outer Edge of Heaven by Jaclyn M. Hawkes This is a fun romance. I enjoyed reading it. The characters were well developed and you felt like you knew them by the time you finished the story. If you enjoy a good clean romance this would be the book for you. Read full review. |
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| Fall by Jennifer Hurst: I enjoyed reading this book from the beginning. The only problem I had with the book was it surprised me with the fantasy part of the book. It all came together well and was a quick read. I did find myself intrigued with what was going to happen I just felt like there were some loose ends about the main characters past. Overall I would recommend this book. Read full review. |  |
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 | The Wednesday Letters by Jason F. Wright reviewed by Glenda Bonner: Jack and Laurel Cooper were married for 39 years. They had a good life and a good marriage. They died in each others arms, but with Laurel cradled in his arms he writes the last "Wednesday letter." Their adult children discover boxes and boxes of "Wednesday Letters" that Jack wrote each week of their marriage to Laurel. The secrets they discover are startling to them. Read Full Review |
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| Dreams Unleashed by Linda Hawley. It took me a while to get into this book but as I started figuring out the time jumping I was able to really get into this book. I would recommend it and look forward to reading the rest of the trilogy. Read full review. |  |
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 | All that was Promised by Vickie Hall. This was a book that I could not put down. The author made the characters come to live and they became real people to me. The trails of the early Saints was protrayed very well. I also really enjoyed how the author showed how trusting in the Lord dosn't always make the problems go away but helps us handle those problems much better. This is a book I would highly recommend. Read complete Review |
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Blank Slate by Heather Justesen: This is a book that I enjoyed reading. It was one that when I started reading it I was concerned because it seemed very perdictable. I felt at first that the author had given the story away but she had a way of writing and was able to keep the story going that of the several books I was reading at the same time it is the one that was my first choice. I was concerned as the turning point of the book happened that the consequences of the circumstances would be glossed over and again the author came through and touched the consequences and wrote a great book. I recommend this book. Read review.
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 | Sleight of Hand by Deanne Blackhurst: This book takes a different look at the afterlife. I thought it was an interesting book to read and made me think about justice and how our choices affect other people. There were parts of the book that were hard to read as the main character had to face how his choices affected other people. It was written in a way that I could feel the sorrow that took place. There were a few words in the book that made me uncomfortable but overall I would recommend this book as it gives a good feel for justice and mercy. Read full review here |
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Depth of Deceit by Betty Briggs From the beginning of this book I was intrigued with the main character Stephanie and the choices she was making. As the book continued it held me as I was kept guessing on who Stephanie could trust and who was deceiving her. The book continues to keep you guessing until the very end. Each time you think you have it figured out another surprise happens. I highly recommend this book to those who enjoy a good romance and mystery Read full review |  |
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 | Throstleford by Susan Evans McCloud. This is a fun novel to read. Not only is it interesting reading but it shares some of the struggles the early saints in England had as they accepted the Gospel. Read review. |
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| The Wednesday Letters by Jason F. Wright Matthew, Samantha and Malcom come together for their parents funeral and discovered boxed of letters written from their dad to their mom. Read review.
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| The Icing on the Cake by Elodia Strain and reviewed by Glenda Bonner Annabelle Pleasanton drive to Los Banos to buy a Portuguese sponge cake only to find that a bail shop occupies the spot where the bakery used to be. In the process of determning where the bakery is now located she meets photographer Isdaac matthews and thus begins the story. Read complete Review |  |
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 | The Chalice of Life by Karen Ann Webb. A fantasy with 7 individuals from different worlds on a quest through time and space to find and rescue a lost prince. Read Review. |
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 | Seasons of Salvation by Dennis L. Mangrum A young women who longs for a family. A couple longing for a family. A seminary teacher wanting to make a difference and a seminary class looking for a reason to be there. All together you have a great story of love and service. Read Review |
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The Runaway Mother by Carol Lynn Pearson: A fictional look at a mothers view of motherhood around Mothers Day. Join Alison as she attempts to run away Mothers Day weekend Read full review to see how many stars this book earned. |  |
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Almost Sisters by Nancy Anderson, Lael Little and Carroll Hofeling Morris. How three women of totally different backgrounds meet t Brigham Young University Education Week and form a bond that will last through the years. See how many stars this book earned.
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 | ...Time will Tell by Julie Coulter Bellon. Join Andrew Blythe as he races to stop terriorist who are trying to gain control of oil leases. Along the way he meets Ashton Carlson who while grieving the lost of her missionary son gets involved in the chase. Find out more by reading my full review. |
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Tempest Tossed by Josi S. Kilpack. Janet suffers from panic attacks. Her life is spinning out of control and the only way she feels she can gain control is through medicine. Journey with Janet as she struggles to overcome not only panic but addictions. Read full review. |  |
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 | The Leah Shadow by Harold K. Moon. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live with polygomy, either as a wife or husband? This book shows all sides of the experience. It is set in the early days of the church Catherine and Sheila adjust to life as wives to John Glendrake. Read full review to see how many stars this book earned. |
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Mary, Martha and I by Camille Fronk Olson Reviewed by Glenda Bonner is an examination of the scripture in Luke 10:38-42 and how it can help us to find that "one needful thing"--our own personal relationship wih the Savior. Read Review. |
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 | Out of the Shadows Into the Light by Candace E. Salima. Reviewed by Glenda Bonner. Caroline Duncan a Wyoming rancher has had a difficult time for several years trying to maintian the ranch after the death of her father and searching for her son who was kidnapped by his father. Three years after the disapperearance of her son she receives word from U.S. Marshall Slade Taggert that they are about to arrest her ex-husband Todd. Read the review.
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Mercedes Mountain by Jewel Adams is a story of Mercedes Simmons-how she decided, at forty, to leave her old successful life in Brooklyn, New York and start again in a small country town in North Carolina mountains. Read the review. |  |
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 | Pages from the Past by JoAnn Arnold: Join Betsy as she struggles with the death of her husband, John. Her dog Dorado digs up evidence that John`s death wasn`t an accident. Betsy now needs to uncover the truth that may affect the freedom of all people. Read full review |
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| On the Edge by Julie Coulter Bellon: Are you looking for an exciting technological mystery? Than “On the Edge” is the book for you to read. Add romance and suspense and you have a great book to read. Read full review. |  |
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 | Through Love's Trails is a love story with mystery and suspense. Join Kenneth King, an attorney, as he goes on vacation. While on vacation he needs to deliver a mystery disk to Emma James, his boss`s ex-wife. This disk contains information that people are willing to murder for. Read full review. |
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Winter's Promise by Janene Wolsey Baadsgaard (a review by Glenda Bonner) is a historical romance about Emily Colton and Daniel Webster Jones inspired by the memoirs of the author`s great-great-grandfather. Written as a tribute to the great faith and courage of the Mormon pioneers. Read the full review. |  |
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Mummy's the Word by Kerry Blair is comedy is a great mystery. Travel with Samantha Shade as she tries to prove herself as a detective. She takes a job from an eccentric client to protect his mummy. Things don't go as planned. With the help of her humorous staff Samantha starts on her journey. See how many stars this book earned.
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To Walk in his Moccasins by Sharon Lewis Koho is a love story which teaches patients, forginess and the art of healing. Join Jerry Stone as he heals from a broken heart and a broken body. Visit Eric and Roxanne as they live with their mistakes. Join Rachel and Danny as they help Jerry heal. Read full review.
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 | Every Good Gift by Gary L. Davis is a warm, humorous, poingnant look into the life of a bishop--His ward family and his own family. We learn of the struggles of an ordinary man to fufill the responsibility of the calling of Bishop while keeping sight of the needs of his own family. Read Review. |
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Molly Mommy by Tamra Norton is a continuation of the "Molly Mormon" series. This book is about Molly as she experiences the phase is life of being an expectant mother. As Molly goes through this new experience she also faces a new house guest and relationships from the past. Read the full review. |  |
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 | To Have or to Hold by Josi S. Kilpack
A romance that builds from a marriage of convenience. Emma at 21 finds herself a divorced single mother. Andrew is a wealthy bachelor who has to marry to inherit his father’s inheritance. Join Emma and Andrew as they work to fulfill the requirements of this unusual will as they fight falling in love. Read full review. |
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Christmas Guest by Jennifer Fowler: Christmas is a time to reflect on ones values. That is what Scott does in this Christmas book as he takes an emergency trip to his Grandparents farm. While he is there he takes a familiar sledding trip from his youth that takes him back in time. While there he learns the importance of family. Read full review. |  |
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 | A Tear of Love by Alene Roberts: A story of heartbreak, forgiveness and love. Casey barely survives a car crash that her abusive husband dies in. As Casey tries to put her life back together she plots a way to save her friend from her abusive husband. Add a loving father and an inquisitive boss and you have A Tear of Love. Read how many stars this book received. |
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 | The Bracelet by Jennie Hansen is a historical novel set in England in 1844. The story is about a young lady who works as a ladies maid. Travel with Georgiana has she escapes from her employee’s son and tries to make her way to America. Read how many stars it gets. |
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| Chasing Yesterday by Rachel Ann Nunes: Savvy and Tyler have always been friends. Tyler figures Savvy will always be there for him, then all of the sudden she isn't. Savvy who is going on with her life meets a step-sister she didn't know existed. As Savvy and Tyler face there past will they have a future together. Read how many stars this book received. |  |
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 | Mirror Image by Clair M. Poulson is an intriguing thriller by Clair M. Poulson. A story about twin boys that were separated at birth. With many enemies the twins (as grown men) find each other as they fight the enemies. Many twists and turns as you get to know each character. Read full review. |
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Faraway Child by Amy Maida Wadsworth is a novel about a family that learns how to adjust when they find out their young daughter is Autistic. It also shows how the ward family learns how to reach out and help. Most importantly this novel shows how we need to depend upon the Lord to help us through our struggles no matter what they are. Read the full review. |  |
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 | Escaping the Shadows by Lisa J. Peck is an informative novel, based on authors own experience, about a young mother who has a very a good friend she emails. Through her emails she discovers that her husband is abusive to her. This book is an email journey that you travel with the mother Charlene. Read full review. |
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A Chance for Sarah a novel by Susan Dean Elzey is an intriguing romance about Sarah, a young woman in the protective witness program, who just moved to Utah and meets with Chance. This is a great romance with suspense added to it. Also a great story that applies missionary work and our dependence on the Lord and following his guidance. full review |  |
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