Weekly Review Round-Up: Publishers Weekly, Library Journal, Booklist, Kirkus, School Library Journal and School Library Connection

Library Journal reviewed The First Lady and the Rebel by Susan Higginbotham

This page-turner will please those who enjoy Civil War–era settings.

Library Journal reviewed Pretty Guilty Women by Gina LaManna

Readers searching for their next binge read or book club ¬selection will want to seek out this title from “Hex Files” series author LaManna.

Publishers Weekly reviewed The Devil’s Own Game by Annie Hogsett

Readers will agree that Allie and Tom are a lot of fun to be around.

Publishers Weekly reviewed No Way to Die by Warren C. Easley

This well-plotted, character-driven series just keeps getting better.

Booklist reviewed Tide and Punishment by Bree Baker

Great for followers of Laura Childs and Joanne Fluke.

School Library Journal reviewed Star Shepherd by Dan Haring and MarcyKate Connolly

A pleasant steampunk-esque fantasy.

School Library Journal reviewed Survivors of the Holocaust edited by Kath Shackleton

Using an engaging format to shed light on a devastating yet important topic, this is a strong choice.

School Library Connection reviewed Star Shepherd by Dan Haring and MarcyKate Connolly

Readers will relish this fantasy with high suspense and clever plot twists.

School Library Connection reviewed The Disaster Days by Rebecca Behrens

The relentless progression of a variety of disaster scenarios will keep readers turning pages…equally suspenseful and informative.

Kirkus reviewed Jinxed by Amy McCulloch

A solid series starter for tinkerers and adventurers alike.

Publishers Weekly reviewed Cowboy Firefighter Christmas Kiss by Kim Redford

With a little help from Fernando the bull, an overabundance of sweetness, and a healthy dose of mischief, this Christmas story is certainly memorable.

Publishers Weekly reviewed Ride the High Lonesome by Rosanne Bittner

Touching, passionate romance between two wounded souls amid the beautiful landscapes of the West make this a page-turner sure to please fans of western historicals.

Library Journal reviewed Wolf Rebel by Paige Tyler

Exceptional worldbuilding and a thriller atmosphere will appeal to paranormal readers of Jennifer Ashley and Stephanie Tyler.

Library Journal reviewed How To Cross a Marquess by Jane Ashford

Plenty of peril and intrigue keep the pages of this satisfying Regency romance turning.

Publishers Weekly reviewed The Outlaw’s Heart by Amy Sandas

Fans of historicals will devour this suspenseful romance.

​Publishers Weekly reviewed Wish Upon a Cowboy by Jennie Marts

​Marts crafts deeply empathetic characters and a charming small town that readers will hope to return to. Able plotting, red-hot sex, and a large dollop of sweetness make this holiday charmer ideal all year round.