For Readers

First, turn the television off! Second, find a book, Nook or Kindle and a comfy chair. If you’re a fiction fan, dive into a story and make the adventure yours. If non-fiction is your preference, exercise your brain, then apply what you learn in real life.

The funny thing about being a writer is that I have a hard time reading strictly for enjoyment. My internal editor won’t shutdown. I’ve read (or re-read) many books over the past few years, but these are the works I’ve enjoyed enough to share.

Recent Fiction Favorites

As Waters Gone By by Cynthia Ruchti
A Murder Among Friends by Ramona Pope Richards
When the Morning Glory Blooms by Cynthia Ruchti
The Rocking Horse of Tuscumbia by Kimberley Gardner Graham
Boo by Rene Gutteridge
They Almost Always Come Home by Cynthia Ruchti
Gideon’s Call by Peter Leavell
Moe by Jim Hamlett
A Morning Like This by Deborah Bedford
On Folly Beach by Karen White
Cloverdale by Daphne Simpkins
Hinds Feet on High Places by Hannah Hurnard
The Walk Series by Richard Paul Evans
Tidewater Inn – Hope Beach Series Book 1 by Colleen Coble
Cast a Blue Shadow By P.L. Gaus
Scoop, Occupational Hazard Series # 1 by Rene Gutteridge
Emma by Jane Austen
Her Daughter’s Dream by Francine Rivers
Paper Angels by Billy Coffey
Miss Budge In Love by Daphne Simpkins
Snow Day by Billy Coffey

Recent Non-fiction Favorites

Whether it has been in Bible study, book club, or in my personal devotions, these are some non-fiction works I’ve read (or re-read) and highly recommend.