While in Israel, as the scare about the Coronavirus really began to escalate, we began to see tourist sites shutting down and measures being taken to prevent its spread. The group I was with was amazing, trusting the Lord to keep us safe. On our last morning in Jerusalem, several […]
The Tradewinds series is, sadly, now complete. I enjoyed Olive’s spiritual journey as she went from being a hurting daughter, grieving over the death of her mother, struggling with the age-old question of how a loving God can allow suffering in the world to a young woman, ready to conquer […]
I really liked Vigilant, the first book of the Night Guardians series and A Taste of Heaven by Sara Davison, so I was prepared to enjoy Guarded as well. I just didn’t realize how very much I would enjoy it! Warning, if you plan to read Vigilant, don’t read further […]
Can all your worries add a single moment to your life? Matthew 6:27 NLT Jesus asked this of the people listening to his Sermon on the Mount. And in case you were wondering, the answer is no. Yet some people make Worry an Olympic event they train for! I have […]
Full of beautiful imagery, The Forever Sky had me experiencing the Old West personally. From the sights and sounds of Montana to the deep emotions each character felt, they were brought to life in this fascinating story. I loved the description of the unusually colored woodpecker – it was so […]
Tipton, Oregon is once again faced with a mystery. This time, things are bigger and more dangerous than Nancy, the librarian sleuth, is prepared for. It was clear that Tara had a secret which had her skittish and ready to run. Little did she expect the people of this sleepy […]
Where my reading is concerned, this is apparently the summer of National Parks stories! This is now the second one I have read this summer that takes place at Yellowstone. Interestingly, they are both suspense, though Ever Faithful is a historical story. Far from the relaxing vacation at Yellowstone she […]
In fifth grade, we were given the choice of several books to read. My friend Paul and I both selected Incident at Hawk’s Hill. Not that I’m competitive or anything like that, but I do recall that each day we would check with each other to find out who was […]
I am thrilled to introduce you to Jeanette-Marie Mirich. Her book, The Courtship of Harry’s Wife will be releasing tomorrow and I will share my review with you later this week. As a hint, you should go ahead and buy the book now. You won’t be sorry you did! Tomorrow […]
I often talk about how I do not read scary books. Don’t. Won’t. What I may not have mentioned is that I have read some rather scary ones. When I was in my early teens. What in the world was my mother thinking, letting me do that?? What was I […]