JB Richards

Beguiling—and at the same time terrifying—“The Beekeeper’s Daughter” is a riveting masterpiece that will stand the test of time! Don’t get me wrong, but I’m usually not one for period romances, having had my fill of Jane Austin, the Bronte sisters, and Charles Dickens when I studied Classical English Literature with Sister Renee in college. Having made this one point perfectly clear, I must now do an about face and reverse my opinion in regard this genre, all because of Autho

A Fast-Paced, Nail-Biting, Dangerous, and Thrilling Ride Into the Mind and Madness! Fast-paced, exciting, dangerous, thrilling … I don’t mind saying that I devoured “The Volunteer”—from cover to cover—in just under 1 ½ hours! And … Oh, what a ride it was! Sarah Northwood’s tale about a recently orphaned college student trying to come up with the funds for her tuition hits home with readers who have had to walk this same path. It’s not an easy road to walk, and the author begs

Gut-Wrenchingly Dangerous! At first glance, this survivors’ story about a plane crash at sea appears to start out like most survivors’ stories about plane crashes at sea—Jetliner crashes miles from nowhere … Two survivors (male and female) fight to keep from drowning … Sharks circle … A storm rages … A raft of haphazardly lashed-together debris—forming an emergency floatation device for two—slowly rips apart … There is no rescue in sight … Oh, no! But in the days that follow