This morning I received an email from the marketing and publicity director at Barbour, informing me that Wolfsbane, Discarded Heroes #3,
Here is the full list:
1. DAY OF WAR by Cliff Graham
If ‘Day Of War’ is any indication of what is to come, ‘The Lion of War’ series is going to be absolutely epic! – TCM Fiction Editor Melissa Willis
2. FAIRER THAN MORNING by Rosslyn Elliott
Fairer than Morning is easily the best historical fiction novel I have read this year. I look forward to reading more books in this series and from Rosslyn Elliot in the future. – Staff Writer Sara Shoop
3. LILLY’S WEDDING QUILT by Kelly Long
If there’s such a thing as edgy Amish fiction, Kelly Long is undoubtedly the queen of it. – Staff Writer Rachel Ropper
4. CITY OF FALLEN ANGELS by Cassandra Clare
If you follow her series, you are probably wondering just what would necessitate having a fourth book when the third was wrapped up so nicely? Turns out, quite a bit. – Staff Writer Mary Twomey
5. THE QUEEN by Steven James
I’m beginning to think that Steven James cannot write a dud. Yeah, “The Queen” is fantastic! – TCM Fiction Editor Melissa Willis
6. WOLFSBANE by Ronie Kendig
“Wolfsbane” is simply awesome! – TCM Fiction Editor Melissa Willis
7. CHERISHED by Kim Cash Tate
Kim Cash Tate continues to impress with how she manages difficult subjects, spiritually mature content and authenticity. – Staff Writer Courtenay Roberts
8. SNITCH by Booker T. Mattison
Snitch is an absorbing novel that explores faith, justice, and community while telling an intense tale that is pulled directly from urban life. – Staff Writer Sara Shoop
9. THE PROMISE OF AN ANGEL by Ruth Reid
If “The Promise of an Angel” is anything to judge by, it looks like Ruth Reid is going to become a favourite amongst Amish fans. – Staff Writer Rachel Ropper
10. THE OPPOSITE OF ART by Athol Dickson
“The Opposite of Art” is a brilliant combination of suspense, spiritual insight, and pure entertainment. – TCM Editor Melissa Willis
Comments 1
So exciting! Squeeing for you!