17,000 Feet: A Story of Rebirth by Fox Deatry – an adventurous PNW novel
What do you do when you have done all that you can? A heroine in crisis coming to terms with her life’s big questions by taking courage and, finally, taking charge.
DESTINY’S SECOND CHANCE by Kate Vale, a heartwarming women’s fiction novel
Vale has a real talent for drawing characters one wants to get to know, and for understanding the emotional impact of the events that shape our lives. A compelling novel that delicately yet realistically portrays the impact of adoption on all the lives it touches.
BLUE: a novel by Kayce Stevens Hughlett – transcends genres with its complexity of story and psychological suspense
A poignant, inspiring tale of three women psychologically damaged by the events of their lives, who ultimately find their way back to each other.
THE SEARCH OF GRACE by James Gottesman, a suspenseful women’s fiction novel
A highly engaging suspense novel that builds tension as a woman searches for her biological family and fights her own PTS demons. A riveting and satisfying read.
KISMET OR KAMASUTRA by Martha Rather, Book 3 in the Romantic India Series
An adventure romance that whisks readers away to the exotic setting of India as a woman survives her battle with breast cancer and then decides to pursue her true love. Book 3 in the Romantic India series.
DEFENDER of JERUSALEM by Helena P. Schrader, second book in historical series
A tale of war, romance, and valor! The second book in Schrader's historical series depicts a cast of vivid historical characters from the twelfth century Crusades.
The CHATELAINE 2014 AWARDS FIRST PLACE Category Winners for Women’s Fiction and Romance Novels
Chanticleer Book Reviews is honored to announce the First Place Category Winners for the CHATELAINE AWARDS 2014 for Women's Fiction and Romance Novels, a division of Chanticleer Blue Ribbon Writing Competitions. The CHATELAINE Awards recognize emerging new talent and outstanding works in the genre of Women's Fiction and Romance Novels. The First Place Category Winners will be recognized at the Chanticleer Authors Conference and Awards Gala held in late September 2015. Chanticleer Reviews is proud to be a literary affiliate of the Historical Novel Society. Congratulations to the CHATELAINE FIRST PLACE Category 2014 Award Winners: Historical: Catherine A. Wilson and Catherine T. Wilson for The Order of the Lily Romance Regency: Kerryn Reid for Learning to Waltz International Intrigue/World Events: Kristine Cayne for Deadly Betrayal Contemporary: Kim Sanders for The Ex Lottery Mystery/Suspense/Thriller Romance: Donna Barker for Mother Teresa's Advice for Jilted Lovers Blended Genre: Janet Shawgo for Find Me Again Inspirational/Restorative: Peggy Patrick for Surrendered II: Pride Romance & Adventure: Martha Rather for Kismet or Kamasutra Fantasy/Mythological: Danica Winters for Montana Mustangs Jane Austen Inspired: Betty Codd for Eleanor Grace Debut Novel: Julie LeMense for Once Upon a Wager YA: M.A. Clarke Scott for The Dissimulation of Doves Women's Fiction: Kate Vale for Destiny's Second Chance Women's Fiction/Humorous: Lisa Souza for Beauty and the Bridesmaid First Loves: Jennifer Snow for The Trouble with Mistletoe CONGRATULATIONS! To view the 2014 Chatelaine Finalists whose works made it to the short list, please click here. Good Luck [...]
LADIES in LOW PLACES by Mary Ann Henry, a collection of short stories
Each one of these short stories is an entertaining and poignant read that will linger and leave you wanting more. A wonderful sense of place, authentic voice, and vividly drawn characters make this work a standout collection.
The CHATELAINE 2014 AWARDS for Women’s Fiction and Romantic Fiction Finalists
We are pleased to announce the Chatelaine Awards Official Finalists List for 2014 Entries, otherwise known as the "Short List."
The HOPEFUL ROMANTIC by Susan Colleen Browne, a heartwarming romance
An old-fashioned love story that takes place in contemporary Ireland; it rings true about rediscovering happiness in what you already have, and to never lose hope.