The Plot Peeker

 Eden Mercer is a young, K-9 cop in the small town of Nightfall, Oregon. Not only does she have the trials of being a young, female police officer, her past haunts her in ways that takes years of therapy to work through. An abusive cult-leader father, running away from the cult as a teenager, and now trying to liberate her mother and her other siblings before it's too late for all of them. At first, I wasn't sure where the author was going with these books and I almost gave up on the first one. By the end of the first book, however, I was surprisingly emotionally invested in Eden's life. I wanted her to find her siblings, to be accepted by her coworkers for the smart, hard working officer she is.  Each book in this series is, in my opinion, better than the one before. Paige Black seems to find her rhythm the more of the story she writes.  These books are all interconnected and should be read in order. I have not currently read Corrupt Code, which is the newest installment...

  The   Holly Novel Series   is a 5 book series with a 2 book interwoven novel series called   Seeking Justice  and the novella   Holly Jolly Christmas .  Amazon's description of the first book is as follows: "Safety is just an illusion... An illusion shattered by the whisper of footsteps in the darkness behind her." Holly has drifted from one place to the next for as long as she can remember, never settling long enough to build a life. It's the only way she knows how to survive in a world that has no place for someone like her. But when mysterious footsteps follow her home, and she finds a cryptic note taped to her door, she realizes she's stayed too long. The man she's hiding from has found her.  But how? When people start dying and old, forgotten memories begin to surface, Holly finds herself wrapped up in a terrifying mystery with God, a pushy Southern detective, and a killer with one thing on his mind: her." I read this series back in October...

  Hello and welcome to my brand new blog!  I have spent the last few years trying to get into blogging and I have struggled. Big time. All the how-to things say, "Find your niche." Well, that's easier said than done. I love doing so many things. Basically, anything creative I have tried. But it dawned on me the other day that the only thing that has been consistent in my life is a love for books. I am a proud homeschool kid. Yes, I know I'm 35 and not a kid anymore, but I proudly own being homeschooled. It gave me my love for reading. My mom instilled in my brother and I, that books were a very important part of life. Where would we be without them? Books are the gateway to knowledge. And knowledge is power. Before the internet was a thing, books were the only way to learn. We couldn't whip out our smart phone and have the answer to something within seconds. Nope, we had to find an encyclopedia at the library and look it up--and hope the encyclopedia was up to dat...