Welcome to the Blog Tour for Children of the Shadows by Erica Vetsch, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!
Mystery
Book Review | Twilight at Moorington Cross
Books Review, Historical Fiction, Mystery, NetGalley, Novels, Regency, Thomas Nelson, Writing Spot
Book Review | Shadows of Swanford Abbey
Bethany House, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Mystery, NetGalley, Novels, Regency, Writing Spot
Book Review | The Mistletoe Countess
Barbour, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Christmas, Historical Fiction, Holiday, Mystery, NetGalley, Novels, Romance, Writing Spot
Book Review | The Debutante’s Code
Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Kregel Publications, Mystery, Novels, Regency, Writing Spot
First Line Friday | To Write a Wrong
Bethany House, Christian Fiction, First Line Friday, Historical Fiction, Mystery, NetGalley, Novels, Romance, Writing Spot
Book Review | Bridge of Gold
1920s-1930s, Barbour, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, JustRead Publicity Tours, Mystery, Split Time, Writing Spot
Book Review | The Barrister and the Letter of Marque
Bethany House, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Mystery, NetGalley, Novels, Writing SpotToday’s book review features
The Barrister and the Letter of Marque by Todd M. Johnson.
Reading Wednesday | The Bridge to Belle Island
Bethany House, Books Review, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Mystery, NetGalley, Novels, Romance, Writing SpotI’ve heard great things about Julie Klassen’s books, so when the opportunity came to read her latest release, I looked forward to giving it a try. The Bridge to Belle Island is a historical mystery set in 1819 England. It reminded me a lot of the cozy mysteries I love to read, but with a more contained romance, so I enjoyed it even more and will definitely be reading other Klassen books.
Reading Wednesday | City of Secrets
Books Review, Cozy Mystery, Culture, Gender, Historical Fiction, Writing SpotWhat is justice and can it only be accomplished through the rule of law? City of Secrets, the second book of Victoria Thompson’s newest historical fiction series, A Counterfeit Lady, explores this concept when a widow discovers she’s unexpectedly penniless.