Book Review: The Printed Letter Bookshop
By Katherine ReayThomas Nelson, 2019336 pages High powered Chicago attorney Madeline Cullen has fond memories of the weeks she spent in her Aunt Maddie’s bookshop […]
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Book Review: The Heart of a King
By Jill Eileen SmithRevell, 2019432 pages Known among nations as the mighty king of Israel, Solomon is wealthy beyond measure and wise beyond compare. For […]
Book Review: Truth Unchanging
Truth Unchanging: Hearing God Daily in the Midst of MotherhoodBy Becky ThompsonWaterbrook, 2019238 pages I’m always on the lookout for a good devotional. Finding the […]
Books in Progress: What I’m Reading Right Now – April 2019
I think I’ve mentioned before that I have a general rule that I follow for reading more than one book at a time, and that […]
Book Review: The Library of Lost and Found
The Library of Lost and Foundby Phaedra PatrickPark Row, 2019352 pages Forty-something librarian and self-appointed super woman Martha Storm exists for one purpose only: to […]
Book Review: A Tender Hope
A Tender HopeBy Amanda CabotRevell, 2019352 pages Widowed midwife Thea Michener moved to Cimarron Creek hoping to escape the painful memories of her murdered husband […]
Books in Progress: What I’m Reading Right Now – March 2019
I have a confession to make: I’m addicted to putting books on hold at the library. Most of the time that’s not a problem, but […]
Book Review: Of Fire and Lions
Of Fire and LionsMesu AndrewsWaterbrook, 2019400 pages When Belili is exiled to Babylon along with a group other young people taken from Jerusalem, she wonders […]
6 Tricks to Help You Read More Books
One of the most common comments I get from readers is ‘I wish I had time (or more time) to read’. I get it, I […]
Book Review: The Truth About Romantic Comedies
The Truth About Romantic Comediesby Sean McMurrayAnaiah Press, 2019312 pages Sixteen-year-old Tim doesn’t have a lot going on since his girlfriend dumped him out of […]
Books in Progress: What I’m Reading Right Now – February 2019
Every month I share the books I’ve been reading and what I plan to read next. This month is overflowing with fiction and one yummy cookbook.
Book Review + Author Interview: Atoning for Ashes
Atoning for Ashesby Kaitlin CovelDeep River Books LLC, 2019320 pages Always the responsible sister, Josie Chadwick will do whatever is necessary to protect her family, […]
Book Review: Secrets at Cedar Cabin
Secrets at Cedar CabinColleen CobleThomas Nelson, 2019352 pages When Bailey Fleming is shot at only hours after her mother is murdered, she flees to the […]
Book Review: Brunch at Bittersweet Cafe
Brunch at Bittersweet Cafeby Carla LaureanoTyndale House Publishers, 2019432 pages Less than content with her bakery job cranking out other people’s recipes, talented baker and […]
Book Review: With This Pledge
With This PledgeBy Tamera AlexanderThomas Nelson, 2019 Lizzie Clouston has led a relatively sheltered life as governess for a wealthy Southern family. When the Carnton […]