Tuesday, July 14, 2026

A Little Latitude (Gift Shop Mysteries, #4) by Johnnie Alexander

 

When an antique map appears on the doorstep at Heavenly Presents, Sarah Morgan wonders if it’s a hoax. Or could it really lead to a rumored treasure hidden near a lakeshore cottage? The remote building was once used to store ice cut from the lake to provide residents with refrigeration during the hot summer months. But local folklore claims that it was also used for smuggling in the nineteenth century. Sarah finds herself teaming up with Flint Carroway, her handsome forest
ranger friend, to learn who left the map for Sarah and, of course, if the treasure rumors are true. But will someone with nefarious motives beat them to where X marks the spot?

Meanwhile, Sarah is invited to speak at a prestigious event hosted by her alma mater. She feels undeserving of the honor and is hesitant to accept for fear of speaking in front of a crowd. Can Sarah give herself a little latitude and prove that she is exactly where she belongs?

About the Gift Shop Mysteries Series

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About The Author


 

Johnnie Alexander is a wannabe vagabond with a heart for making memories. Whether at home or on the road, she creates characters you want to meet and imagines stories you won't forget.

Her award-winning debut novel, Where Treasure Hides, is a CBA bestseller and has been translated into Dutch and Norwegian. She also writes contemporary romances, cozy mysteries, and historical novellas. The Mischief Thief is her first suspense novel.

Johnnie is on the executive boards of Serious Writer, Inc. and Mid-South Christian Writers Conference, co-hosts an online show called Writers Chat, and teaches at writers conferences and for Serious Writer Academy.

A fan of classic movies, stacks of books, and road trips, Johnnie shares a life of quiet adventure with Griff, her happy-go-lucky collie, and Rugby, her raccoon-treeing papillon.

 

My Review


 This is the second book that I have read in this series, and yes, they can be read alone!
I really enjoyed this faith based read, and kept wondering about the outcome. As the clues dropped I was still not sure, and in the end I did not guess it all.
We are on a journey to find a treasure? What we did find, along with the treasure, was a new friend!
I loved the interaction of this community, and how they are there for one another.
I will be looking for more in this series!
I received this book though Net Galley and the Publisher Guideposts, and was not required to give a positive review.


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A Little Latitude (Gift Shop Mysteries, #4) by Johnnie Alexander

  When an antique map appears on the doorstep at Heavenly Presents, Sarah Morgan wonders if it’s a hoax. Or could it really lead to a rumo...