A reclusive single father, adorable, identical twins, and a lonely woman combine to create a sweet romance with nods to Beauty and the Beast in A Match to Call Ours. Parker was crushed when the people of the small town he lived in accused him of terrible things. Taking the […]
While I participated in several sports while growing up (I wasn’t necessarily good at them, but I still played), golf is one that I never played – unless you count miniature golf. And I think those who golf would say “no” to that. . . Last summer, my team at […]
Lone Star Ranger is the first book in a series by Renae Brumbaugh Green, a new-to-me author. It appears to be a re-release from 2015. Elizabeth and her brother, Evan, were on a pleasure trip shortly after the death of their father. Little did they expect to have Evan end […]
Oh, hooray! Another adventure series by Regina Scott. And it started out with a bang in The Matchmaker’s Rogue! Jess is the perfect hostess and knows just how to make everyone at the spa comfortable and happy. I adored the wonderful descriptions of her in this role and how marvelously […]
There is such a beauty to Laura Frantz’s writing style that resonates with my soul. Slipping into her stories is like slipping into my coziest pajamas with a cup of hot chocolate. Evocative, beautifully descriptive, with the ability to transport me to a different time that is at once familiar […]
I have really been enjoying the Mosaic Collection! As with the other stories, More than Enough is very touching with a strong spiritual message. Though viewed from both Gabe and Fiona’s perspectives, this is mostly Fiona’s story. I loved her tender heart and desire to save as many children from […]
Jennifer Rodewald’s stories always have such a strong message of redemption. When I Come Home Again was a powerful story about what happens when guilt is allowed to grow and fester and how it can erode a relationship. Craig and Brenna were both so broken by the past. Brenna had […]
So often our perception of God is based on our experience with people. If we have been disappointed, hurt or let down by others, we assume that God will disappoint us, hurt us, or let us down as well. Fortunately, God is not like us. He is infallible and his […]
Roseanna M. White presents one of the most beautiful analogies of forgiveness and grace that I have ever read. When Ara was wronged, and greatly so, she responded in such an gracious manner it stunned me. I know that grace is about God showing us kindness we don’t deserve. I […]
The Way of the Brave is such a gripping story! Susan May Warren is so good at creating characters who are brave and strong and yet broken. Both Orion and Jen had been traumatized by events in Afghanistan three years earlier. Jen had hoped to never see Ry again, fearing […]