I couldn't find it on Hoopla, Libby or my library, so it will go on my wish list!

I'm still working through HEAVEN FOUND IN AN OUTCAST by Lilah Rivers. I got several of her books for free. They are easy reading, and so far not bad.

I'm on the first story in LOVE STITCHED IN BLUE AND GRAY, five stories told during the Civil War. So far so good.

I finished LOVING THE OUCAST'S REDEMPTION by Misty Beller. Very good.

I'm on the third story in DANGER IN THE SHADOWS and at least sticking with this one.

I'm re-listening to JOHN FLYNN a missionary in the Outback of Australia. It's very good.

I'm also listening to FORTIFIED by V Romas Burton, a mild fantasy.

When I saw Women's Fiction (Wm Fict) beside the book I wondered! LOL. Thanks for the head's up!

It's been years since I read Robert Whitlow too.

I'm really enjoying COLLISION COURSE by Jorgia Yates. This story is really easy to read and I just wanted to keep going, but 1 AM rolled around and I was finally getting sleepy…

I'm reading ADONIRAM JUDSON by Edward Judson and J Hess, very good. Has more information than the one by the Benges.

I finished the first story in the CONVENIENTLY WED multi-author anthology. The first was by Lacy Williams and was pretty good. Next is Misty Beller.

I am bored with the first story in LOVED STITCHED IN BLUE AND GRAY. The beginning was more interesting than it is the farther along I get. I'm skipping forward to the ending and on to the next story.

I'm re-reading a series from many years ago, I don't even remember the stories! The first one is DRAGONS OF STARLIGHT (the dragons are the bad guys in this story) which does have a very mild Christian message. I finished the first one and have started the second one.

I hate this new format, it leaves large spaces and joins words together. I have to go through a fix everything before I can post it! I've tried doing it PDF as well but end up with the same thing. The only way its worked is when I get it all edited on one group and then copy and paste it on my other group!

I'm still re-reading a fantasy series and enjoying it again - almost like I never read it!

I'm reading ECHOS OF THE IMPERIUM by Angela Shelton, a YA dystopian, book 2 in the series. I'm enjoying the series so far.

I'll finish AMISH COUNTRY KIDNAPPING this evening, by Mary Alford. It's been pretty good, but too often the bad guys are right on hand to know where they are and try to kill one of them. Then last night I couldn't figure out what was going on. They went to the Bishop's house and the Bishop's son was going to be there to help protect her, but the next morning the Bishop goes off to do his stuff and so does his son so she and her cop/friend/ex-love are there alone with the Bishop's wife! Of course, the bad guys know where they are and try to kill them, but the other deputies are there before they can do any harm. It's not suspenseful when the same stuff keeps happening over and over!

I'm working on ADONIRUM JUDSON by Edward Judson, a more extensive biography than others I've listened to.

I'm reading another one about a guy who is a marshal on flights, and he and his wife are separated. She is nearly blown up and has lost part of her memory and still believes they are married. He has to be part of this group called Hightower so he can help her remember but not tell her that they are separated. It got a bit too steam in a couple of places so I quit reading it.

With as many books as you listen to it will pay for itself, especially with audio books! Smart move.

I read most of that series, Cindy and for the most part enjoyed it. It's a neat concept!

I finished a couple of stories I was reading: ECHOS OF THE IMPERIUM a YA dystopian story. I really enjoyed this one. This was book two. AMISH COUNTRY KIDNAPPING by Mary Alford. I liked the story, but there were too many times that the bad guys found the good guys and tried to kill the guy and kidnap the gal. At one point they are going to stay with the Bishop and his wife and his friend, the Bishop's son was going to be there to keep them safe. Well, in the morning the Bishop and his son both leave and the bad guys come in and do some damage before the deputies get there, again, just in the nick of time. I'm working on the second book AMISH COUNTRY UNDERCOVER by Katy Lee.

I started SILVER SONG by A J Parks, a "fantasy" that seems to follow the settling of this country, but with made up nations and peoples.

I'm still reading ADONIRAM JUDSON and really enjoying it.

I finished UNCHARTED REDEMPTION by Keely Brooke Keith. I think I liked this better than the first one. I'm enjoying the series so far and just downloaded Book 3: UNCHARTED INHERITANCE. I'm actually surprised that I'm enjoying it because a lot of the reviews include, "If you like Amish novels…" and those are generally not on my list.

I'm working my way through five books. I finished one that I really liked, a fantasy and am about halfway through another that is in a made-up world but ties into the founding of our country and the ones who came over for the gold and didn't care what happened to the natives. In this story they just say, "Kill them all." But one soldier saves a girl when he sees his commander had lied to them. It's pretty good - SILVER SONG by A J Park.

I'm also reading THE PEASANT QUEEN, and Esther retelling by Ashton E Dorow. It's not retelling Esther but rather using it as a reference for the story. There is a peasant who goes through a process and ends up as queen. This king is bound on revenge for the killing of his parents and has consumed his land in revenge. She is slowly changing his heart.

I'm still enjoying the ADONIRAM JUDSON biography as well.

I'm on the second story of the CONVENIENTLY WED anthology. This one is by Misty Beller and is about Sampson Coulter, the brothers who mine for sapphires. I was not into it at all until I got to where he brings this woman to her father and he forces them to wed - her father is the man who stole 1 years worth of sapphires from the family - that's when the lightbulb went off and I recognized the name.