Heather’s Fave Books: 2022
I have always loved to read! In fact, when my kids were little, I would tell them that if they wanted a book, I would do everything in my power to get it for them. In my belief, you can never have too many books.
The following are books I’ve read, or from people I’ve met, or from those who inspire me. As you can see, they run the gamut – many age groups, genres, and topics. I hope you can find one or two to add to your reading list or give as gifts to someone special.
- A Christmas Memory by Richard Paul Evans
- Angelhood by A.J. Cattapan
- A Disturbing Nature by Brian Lebeau
- Into the Spotlight by Leslea Wahl
- Water Bird’s Shadow by Mary Flint
- The Light After Death by Vincent Todd Tolman & Lynn Taylor
- Your Mountain is Calling by Rachel Anne Ridge
- Fire Starters by Theresa Linden
- The Friendly Disaster by Dineen Miller
- A Changing of the Guard by Corinna Turner
- Michael Vey 8 by Richard Paul Evans
- Loving Gabriel by T.M. Gaouette
- Scaredy by Sharon Leino
- Sanctuary by Patrick Barrett & Susy Flory
- The Merchant’s Curse by Antony Barone Kolenc
- The Glimpse by James C. Magruder
- All in Good Time by Carolyn Astfalk
- The Best Clean Jokes by Stan Cronin
- Mystic Lake by Debbie Ihler Rasmussen
- Saint Cloud of Gaul by Susan Peek
- Murder is Delivered by Shannon Symonds
- Dress Shop Miracles by Dianne Marie Andre
- The 6 Pillars of Intimacy by Tony & Alisa DiLorenzo
- The Power of One More by Ed Mylett
- The Patent by P.S. Wells
- Reluctant Killer by Lisa R. Perron
- Secrets in Everly by Mae Cannon
- Shattered Innocence by Dejah Edwards
- Maverick: Cycles of Hate by C.J. Lawson
- Fear is Not the Boss of You by Jennifer Allwood
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