Kimberly Kincaid

Gimme Some Sugar: 90 Devotions to Sweeten Your Day in a Godly Way by Linda Kozar is a devotional worth reading daily. This 90-day devotional includes inspiring sayings, Scripture references, advice for daily living, and a dash of humor.

I feel this devotional is perfect for those times when you want a short but impactful devotional or as part of a more in-depth Bible study time.

So, if you are looking for a devotional, check out Gimme Some Sugar: 90 Devotions to Sweeten Your Day in a Godly Way by Linda Kozar.

I received a complimentary copy of this book, but this in no way influenced my review. All opinions are my own.… (plus d'informations)

Delia is this genius when it comes to numbers and one day she finds some discrepancies in her office accounts so she starts to question things, things certain people want to keep hidden. She is attacked and robbed and the one person she has been in love with for years is assigned to her case, Matteo. Matteo is a hardworking detective that takes his job seriously and sometimes forgets what it is like to sympathize with others and Delia doesn’t hesitate to let him know that. The attraction between these two is strong but outside forces are trying to hunt Delia down and stop her from exposing their scheme. This was a great read that was full of action, steam, suspense, and love. I loved this book and can’t wait to read more.… (plus d'informations)

So much love for this book! I've loved all of Kincaid's Pine Mountain titles so far, but this one by far the most. Troubled, wounded hero meets (again) troubled, similarly wounded heroine. Lots of healing of all sorts takes place, including ...sexual healing, of course--it is a romance, after all. But it also handles emotional and physical pain and recovery, as well as drug addiction and childhood abuse--and for that matter, though it may not have been an intentional parallel, there's no denying that a difficult work environment can be an abusive relationship as well.

The trials that they faced felt very authentic, as did their ways of dealing with them. Yes, the main conflict could have been avoided if they'd sat down and talked about it, but sometimes that just doesn't happen. They did do an excellent job communicating otherwise, so I don't count it against the story overall.

All in all, I totally loved it and would recommend it all over the place. While it involves couples from previous books, it stands alone very nicely--the backstory of the couples is nice, but not necessary to follow the story, and the plot is self contained within the pages of this book.… (plus d'informations)

I LOVED THIS BOOK! Emmett and Sofia love affair tended to be rocky a first as the man teased her with glee and she struggled with passing her boards in Ortho as it went over her head. Sofia hated the holidays in December as her dad was killed by a drunk driver. Before he died she promised him that she would become a doctor, and she just had to pass her boards for her dream became true. Doctor Emmett Mallory, Sofia's teacher did not realized that his teasing of her went awry, until they were both stuck in an elevator until they talked as there was nothing left to do. I liked that he apologized and told her that she was a brilliant student, and that he liked her.… (plus d'informations)