Though he was only a new believer, Tait lived his faith. I’m not saying he was perfect – he wasn’t. Yet he had strong convictions that he worked to live out. Every day. Not only did he take Eden, a complete stranger into his house because she was in need […]
On Tour with Prism Book Tours I’m a sucker for a second chances type story, especially one that has a child in it. And this is Meghann Whistler’s debut novel so I knew I had to read it! First of all I want to mention that I had forgotten Falling […]
How Sweet It Is is indeed a sweet story of faith. I loved how Holly, in the midst of the pain over the loss of her fiancé, reached out to the women in the local shelter, caring for them and teaching them life skills. She was so fun, too, with […]
When the bishop accused her of indiscretions with her long-time boyfriend that she didn’t commit, she was stunned into silence. As if discovering her boyfriend’s betrayal wasn’t enough pain, having him ask her to cover for him just added insult to injury. Yet Priscilla knew that if word got out, […]
I really want to visit Ireland now! It only took a moment for me to be drawn into this delightful story! Filled with rich depictions of the beautiful countryside and just enough brogue to add appropriate flavor, Once Upon an Irish Summer was just right. Meeting quite by accident – […]
Pixies and pirates, lost girls and boys, gather round to hear the tale of a lad who never grows old! For the month of June, bloggers from Neverland and beyond will be providing clues to lead you to the pirate’s booty! Will you visit the Mermaid Lagoon, the Indian Camp […]
Norman was adorably naive and nerdy! He had a propensity to do math in his head – not only when necessary to calculate something but to calm himself. He didn’t understand social niceties and couldn’t ride a horse – he was indeed terrified of them. This poor man still believed […]
A miraculous rescue when Genevieve was only twelve led her into a career as a Bible study teacher and writer. An injury to her ankle led her down a slippery slope she wasn’t even aware she was on. The secrets she hid strangled her relationship with God, making Him seem […]
I’ve mentioned before that I’ve been reading Chautona Havig’s books for a very long time. Not quite since the first one published but in that time, I’ve read most them. I have read Noble Pursuits, which is the original title of this re-write. And I do remember liking it a […]
Moors are mysterious and dangerous and, apparently, the perfect place for a prison. Maggie had let the house at the end of the moor so she could hide from society and the unwelcome attentions of the “gentlemen” who assumed that her profession as an opera singer was an indication her […]