The Knotted Ring – Book Blitz with LSBBT!

Happy Friday, friends! When I found out the author of this novel was a 6th-generation Texan, I had to take a peek at her novel, The Knotted Ring. Turns out this not only has gorgeous cover art and an intriguing premise but is a semi-finalist in the Laramie Awards for Western and Americana Fiction. WOW y'all, that's huge! Congrats to Myra and we wish you the best of luck! To those of you lucky enough to see this post, keep scrolling to learn more and enter the raffle ๐Ÿ˜‰

Book Review: The Lost Melody

Ready for some first class Victorian-Era gothic romance? ~ A mysterious portrait. An elusive song. A search for a secret hidden deep in the shadows. THE LOST MELODY by @politano_joanna on #LoneStarLit Book #BlogTour with Book & Necklace #Giveaway from @RevellBooks! #HistoricalRomance #ChristianRomance #VictorianEra #NewRelease #LoneStarLit #LSBBT

Book Review: Rio Bonito by Preston Lewis

Welcome back to another review with Lone Star Lit! The folks who love to highlight my fellow Texas authors and/or Texas-based stories. I've had a blast discovering new authors and books the past two years that I wouldn't have likely read, otherwise. As an author, and avid reader, I'm always looking to expand my literary... Continue Reading →

Book Review: Under the Bayou Moon

Reading Under the Bayou Moon was something of a revelation for me. Having grown up visiting relatives close to the Louisiana border, I often heard my family talk about Cajuns. I'm sorry to say most of what was said was unflattering, unkind, and not anything I would repeat here. Such things were so often said,... Continue Reading →

Book Review: All the Cowboys Ain’t Gone

Because the truth is, the Old West wasn't any more glamorous than Medieval Times. But for those of us stuck in a modern, electric world, it makes for wonderful escapism. It's for this reason that I loved John J. Jacobson's All the Cowboys Ain't Gone.ย 

Book Review: Stork Bite

On an October morning, a Klansman confronts seventeen-year-old David Walker at a hidden oxbow lake where he has gone to hunt. David accidentally kills the man and hides the crime. His determination to protect his family from reprisal drives him far from home and into manhood.

Book Review: The Love Note

2020 has truly been a year of great fiction for me, with stories that have truly moved me. Perhaps because of the tumultuous times, I've found refuge and solace in fiction. Filled with richly crafted characters and constant affirmations of faith, Joanna Davidson Politano's The Love Note is a gift for both inspirational and historical fiction lovers.

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