Sing to Me Billy The Kid by Frances Bonney Jenner

Jennie's Review The author approaches the legend of Billy the Kid from a refreshingly different angle. Stepping inside Billy's mind and imagining events from his perspective adds depth to a figure who has long been defined by myth as much as history. Blending well-researched facts with historical events, the novel feels authentic and richly textured … Continue reading Sing to Me Billy The Kid by Frances Bonney Jenner

Beast of Babylon: The Fall and Redemption of Nebuchadnezzar, The World’s Mightiest Warrior King by S. L. Burkhart

Jennie's Review Wandering the streets of the First Friday ArtWalk in KC, I happily spied a table with books. After a brief conversation and a suggestion from the author himself, I chose this book. I followed the author's advice and skipped the epilogue until I finished the novel—a decision I'm glad I made since I … Continue reading Beast of Babylon: The Fall and Redemption of Nebuchadnezzar, The World’s Mightiest Warrior King by S. L. Burkhart

Travers Bend (The Newcome Family Saga Book 1) by Richard S. Brown

Jennie's Review This was such a lovely, settle-in-and-sigh kind of read. There’s just enough drama and adventure to keep things moving as one family sets out to build a new life in a brand-new community in the 1850s—but what really shines is the heart of it all: the family itself. No matter the time period … Continue reading Travers Bend (The Newcome Family Saga Book 1) by Richard S. Brown