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Satya Sharma satya9292 — MY FOOLISH HEART by Susan May Warren is a delightful inspirational contemporary romance present day Deep Haven,Seattle. It is the Book One in the "Deep Haven" series.It is written with depth and details. It has romance,love,learning to cope with grief,losses,making a new life,moving forward to the future,secrets,trust,and faith.This is the story of two wounded,confused,lonely people who find trust and love in each others company.Issy, is a radio talk show host of My Foolish Heart,she is good on advice,but not so good with her own.She suffers from panic attacks,never leaves the house,has not even visited her father since his accident which fatally killed her mother and has found that she is interested in her new neighbor. Her neighbor,Caleb, served his country in Iraq,which left him wounded not only physically but also mentally.He hides his disability,moves to Deep Haven,attempts to land his dream job,being the high school football coach and finds himself seeking advice from none other than My Foolish Heart,for he is interested in his neighbor. Both are confused,for they think they may have found their perfect love.They will have to overcome their fears,face the truth both inside and out to find their true happiness.This is a wonderful story of faith,trust,moving forward,and trusting God.If you enjoy a wonderful inspirational romance that will not only will bring you to tears but will also lift your spirits than this is the story for you,for it will do both and so much more.This book was received for the purpose of review from the publisher and details can be found at Tyndale House Publishers and My Book Addiction and More.

Erika Themaras erikatffca — (3.5 stars) On her blog, Maria Lima states that Blood Sacrifice is the final Blood Lines book — at least for now. Blood Sacrifice is a fitting conclusion, and one of the best installments in the series. The end of Blood Heat was a doozy: Keira’s power-hungry ex, Gideon, had just crashed Keira and Adam’s royal bash and challenged their right to their lands. With him were two women: Gideon’s pregnant bride — the Seelie queen’s daughter — and Keira’s own mother. Gideon’s claim is that the land does not recognize Keira and Adam as its rightful rulers. The Texas heat wave introduced in Blood Heat is used as evidence. As Faery magic is traditionally associated with life and fertility, there’s even a chilling possibility that Gideon is right, and that the land would prefer Gideon and his pregnant wife over Keira and her vampire mate. The terms of the challenge dictate that Keira and her entourage must leave Rio Seco and stay elsewhere until the holiday of Lughnasa. But when all hell starts breaking loose, Keira wonders whether they’ve made the right choice in leaving town. The middle of the book can get a little frustrating to the reader for the same reason it’s frustrating to the characters. They can’t take action yet, and haven’t yet decided on the best action to take. This means a lot of inconclusive discussions about strategy. Lima’s dialogue writing is stronger here than in previous books, though, and the spooky Rose Inn adds intrigue. Keira learns some creepy secrets there and meets several interesting characters, one of whom becomes deeply important later. Once Keira and her gang start taking action, the book becomes more compelling. I didn’t realize how attached I was to Rio Seco until Keira set foot there again, and Gideon’s dastardly plans could spell the end for the little town. Keira comes into her own as a leader, one person must make a terrible choice, and then it all ties up in an emotional finale. Blood Sacrifice is a satisfying stopping point for Blood Lines. Lima resolves all the loose ends while leaving room to revisit these characters, should she choose to do so. Thanks, Ms. Lima, for an enjoyable series and a fitting ending. Fantasy Literature's Maria Lima page