“I am the Good Shepherd. My sheep know my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.” Having read this verse, Madysen was determined to teach her sheep to know her voice. This was just one of the parallels in Endless Mercy to Jesus, our shepherd. One that especially […]
I think I found this gem through a newsletter a month ago (according to the purchase date), but don’t actually recall how I found it. Regardless, it was free at the time and so I grabbed a copy and let it sit on my Kindle until last night when I […]
It’s amazing how even knowing the end of a story before you start reading it doesn’t make the journey any less fascinating! In For the Love of Emma, it is clear from the beginning that Noah is Emma’s first love – but not her last. Yet the mystery of the […]
The Descendant’s Daughter is Patricia Lee’s first time-slip novel. She used a variety of techniques to tell the story of Halle’s ancestors. Not only did she share the events, thoughts, and hopes using narrative, she included letters, journal entries, and information known to their descendant’s in the present day. I […]
Courting Misfortune is another delightful story by Regina Jennings. This comes as no surprise to me since I’ve gotten to know her writing through her Fort Reno Series. Not only filled with mystery, humor, romance, and quirky characters, it has strong spiritual themes that are prevalent. Matthew is a man […]
New York. The Gilded Age. Best friends separated in their youth… Nicholas had gone from life as a thief to being accepted as one of the most eligible gentlemen of society’s Four Hundred. And Gabriella had gone from thief to orphanage to respectable seamstress. And novice detective – or inquiry […]
In a world of smugglers, secrets, and scarcity, the people of the tiny Cornish village struggled to survive. This community was introduced to me in The Light at Wyndcliff. The Cornish coast and the land surrounding Wyndcliff Hall came to life before my eyes in this deeply moving story. Several […]
