Wednesday Waypoints

Wednesday Waypoints is a midweek book features and hand-picked recommendations across various genres of wholesome romance. These posts include excerpts, cozy finds, and literary highlights to help you find your next favorite read.

Wednesday Waypoints | Five Romantic Suspense Recommendations

May 13, 2026

Looking for your next gripping read? Explore five romantic suspense recommendations, featuring a mix of contemporary and historical titles to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Wednesday Waypoints | Five Historical Romances with Adventure

Apr 15, 2026

Explore five historical romance novels where high-stakes adventure and political intrigue take center stage. From WWI spy missions to the rugged Montana Territory, these recommended reads balance heart-pounding quests with compelling love stories.

Wednesday Waypoints | Five Novels with Dogs

Mar 11, 2026

Explore five novels where canine companions provide protection, healing, and hope.

Wednesday Waypoints | Three First Lines with Love in the Title

Feb 11, 2026

This week’s Wednesday Waypoints celebrates Valentine’s Day with a look at the first lines of three historical romances with “Love” in the title. Explore stories of danger, courage, and romance secrets from Mary Connealy, Kate Breslin, and Crystal Caudill.

Wednesday Waypoints | Four Romances Featuring Italian Characters

Feb 4, 2026

Discover four clean historical romances featuring Italian characters, including Danielle Grandinett’s prequel novella, Undercover Wish.

Wednesday Waypoints | Three Stories of When Danger Draws You Closer

Jan 28, 2026

When danger closes in, people reveal who they truly are. Dangerous Beauty, Shadow of Doubt, and Lights Out each capture that moment when risk and connection intertwine.

Wednesday Waypoints | 2025 Writing Year in Review

Jan 7, 2026

As I close the books on 2025, I’m ruminating on the word that defined my year: Reset.

Wednesday Waypoints | Five Creative Expressions I’m Thankful For

Nov 26, 2025

As the year slows toward Thanksgiving, I’m pausing to name five creative expressions that remind me why I love making things—words, crafts, and images that keep hope and imagination intertwined.