Good Girls Die Bored by Elizabeth Little

★★★★ ☐ The publisher has provided a copy for review. 
Juno's ready for a new start when her friend Min pulls her into a new season. Her new team is a surprise and a challenge. If you are ready for an adventure that keeps you guessing, you'll like this one.

Tuck it into your beach bag, add it to your carry-on, or pull it out of your briefcase when you have a long commute. Good summer reading.

A New Year in the Presidential Suite by Judith Keim

★★★★ ☐ The publisher has provided a copy for review. 
When you are sent away by your family, you don't know what to expect. Lori opens her heart in her week away, but Griff has more ideas coming. When an unexpected gift brings them together again, will love blossom?

A delightful romance and a hopeful story of restoration and new beginnings. Recommended for beach reading or commutes. Tuck it in your tote bag!

A Rule for the Rest of Us by Jen Pollock Michel

★★★★ ☐ The publisher has provided a copy for review. 
I thoroughly enjoyed this one. The author personalizes the Christian rule with stories and personal examples. Michel unfolds the process of setting up a rule of life, including the context, scheduling, engagement, and expectations of how God will use our efforts.

Michel abandons the legalism of spiritual formation, emphasizing the freedom available through submission to Christ. He lays out the trust, rest, community, and realism of creating a rule. Each chapter has a reflection question to help the reader process the concepts.

Whether you want to explore a rule of life or if you are ready to set up your own rule, you will appreciate this personal call to attention. Highly recommended.