The Last Seven Books I Could Not Put Down

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I love reading. I guess that should be pretty obvious for someone who has a book review blog, right? But not all books capture me in the same way. These are the last ones that demanded my full attention, whether that would be staying up too late, reading them when I really should have been doing something else, etc. You know what I'm talking about. 😊 If you're looking for your next gripping read, considering checking out one of these.

"A Reluctant Bride" by Jody Hedlund
Mercy wants a better life than she's known in the slums of London. But she didn't realize what she was signing up for when she boarded the Bride Ship.

"Shadow of the Storm" by Connilyn Cossette
As the Israelites camp at the base of Mt. Sinai, young midwife Shira has her life turned upside down through various situations. Captivating, though not for young readers.

"More Than Words Can Say" by Karen Witemeyer
Bakery owner Abigail reminded me of myself in many ways—but I've never had to propose a marriage of convenience to anyone in order to keep my business!

"An Uncommon Woman" by Laura Frantz
Everyone I know who has read this book has raved about it. It certainly captured me and pulled me into its eighteenth-century world. Highly recommended!

"The Bridge to Belle Island" by Julie Klassen
A murder in London leads young attorney Benjamin Booker on an investigative journey—where he uncovers many people who might be the killer.

"On Wings of Devotion" by Roseanna M. White
The man nicknamed Black Heart has been charged with killing his entire squadron, yet there's more to the story than others know... or than he wants to reveal.

"Meant For Her" by Joy Avery Melville
This book captivated me so much that I read it a second time and tried to savor the experience, but I had to rush through it again! It could be life-changing to the right reader.

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