Are there particular authors you know of that whenever they release a book, you will read it, regardless of subject? Melanie Cellier is on my list. And I’m sadly behind on reading her books. When I saw that I had a lull in my reading schedule, I snapped this up […]
As I read the methods used in the rescue, I marveled at how the author came up with them! Her detailed descriptions enabled me to envision exactly what was happening. I never would have been able to come up with all the things they did, though! Perhaps it’s good I […]
Did you know there are devices, rings, you can wear on your hands that allow you to “type” in the air and have the letters appear on your screen? During a walking break at work with some friends the other day, Andrea began telling us about them. At least the […]
While camping in Joshua Tree National Park, my dad was teaching me to ride my bike. I remember wobbling along and making progress. Then it happened! I fell and hit my head! Yes, this was before the days of bike helmets. After crying in a lounge chair nursing my ache, […]
Strong, heroic men fighting to prove themselves. It is a common theme with author Susan May Warren, and yet each of her stories is fresh and unexpected. Tate is the troublemaker of the family and has a less than admirable past. He has felt inferior to the other men in […]
Beloved characters from She Walks in Power return in She Walks in Love to continue the adventures of the Spear. This story focuses on Cristiana and Jarin. Spiritual warfare was again a prominent subject. The attacks of the malevolent warlock and his apprentice came in the form of very convincing […]
Whip up or whoa! According to Mitch, in Danger on the Ranch, that means it’s time to make a decision. No time to waste. No more vacillating. As the prophet Elijah put it “How long will you waver between two opinions?” (I Kings 18:21) The people of Israel had forsaken […]
I’m a little sad that this is the end of the Heart of the Mountains series though it is is nice to have it all wrapped up in such a wonderful way. The series started with Simeon Grant and ends with the daughter he adopted at the end of this […]
“You don’t seem like a computer person!” I imagine this statement was intended to be a compliment. I accepted it as such, regardless of the intent. Isn’t it humorous that we have so many preconceptions about the way things are and should be? Computer people should be nerdy men who […]
It seems like each time I begin reading a book by Michelle Griep, I quickly find a huge smile on my face from the colorful descriptions and fascinating language. Then I start frantically marking passages to quote and get so caught up in the narrative I realize that I missed […]