Tag: Grief
Glory Falls by Janine Rosche – Book Review
Blue and Thomas had the sweetest relationship as children!! I loved the way she did all she could to distract him from the disaster that his parents were and the way he would do anything for her. Even kiss a frog… Her propensity to write scripts for him to act […]
Endless Mercy by Tracie Peterson and Kimberley Woodhouse – Book Review
“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 […]
You’re the Cream in My Coffee by Jennifer Lamont Leo – Book Review
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 […]
Becoming Us by Jaycee Weaver, Jenn Faulk – Book Review
Have you ever put on a happy face even though you were torn apart inside? That is exactly what Mason did after his parents were killed in a car crash. Showing the world that all was well so they wouldn’t reject him. He carried so much grief where no one […]
The Cul-de-Sac War by Melissa Ferguson – Book Review
At one of the companies I worked for, the guys loved to play practical jokes on each other. The one-upmanship was intense at times but always done in fun. I had never set out to partake in the fun – even after becoming a “victim” of their attention. One of […]
The Kissing Tree by Karen Witemeyer, Regina Jennings, Amanda Dykes, Nicole Deese – Book Review
I can’t resist reading books by Karen Witemeyer, Regina Jennings, or Amanda Dykes so I snagged a copy of this book as soon as I saw it was available! And now, I have Nicole Deese to add to my list of must-read-authors! I think my favorite type of multi-author collection […]
Legacy of Honor by Renae Brumbaugh Green – Book Review
Emma dealt with the grief over her mother’s death. Riley searched for peace. Emma’s spunk was delightful! When her new employer grossly insulted her, she refused to kowtow and just quit! I loved the way she stood up for herself and for what was right and good! When Emma met […]