It is unusual to find romance written with older characters, especially those in their 50s or older. It is fun to see love stories with characters in this age group. I found the narrative style very comfortable and relaxing. From the beginning, I felt wrapped in a cozy blanket or […]
I have been thoroughly enjoying the Kyona Chronicles! Downfall of the Curse lets us get to know Lucy better – she is Jon and Scar’s oldest daughter and was introduced in Legacy of the Curse. She is very talented at fighting and is also beautiful – neither of which is […]
I loved In Spite of Ourselves, a touching story of two people who had never felt they were good enough for their families and how they learned to set their eyes on the One to whom they always mattered. Jackson Murphy is wonderful! Despite his mistake of getting so drunk […]
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 […]
I absolutely love the Biblical account of Ruth! The way this young woman followed her mother-in-law into a country that was not only foreign to her but also was most likely hostile towards her. What motivated her to follow Naomi? How did the people of Israel treat her? Her kindness […]
I’ve come to expect that historical stories from Roseanna M. White don’t merely take place at another time but teach history. What a pleasure it was to learn more about the Christian church in Greece in the 4th Century A.D. and about where a Christmas tradition came from in Giver […]
Though I had heard her name often, I had not read anything by Kara Isaac, so it was time to remedy that… I admired the way Lacey was such a take-charge woman! The way she reacted to the last-minute challenge from her company’s owner was amazing. Maybe a little unrealistic […]
I have decided that it must be impossible to write about the Appalachian Mountains without infusing your story with the artistry, imagery, and music of nature. Or so it appears from the ones I have read. An Appalachian Summer continues this tradition with a vivid portrayal of the beauty of […]
A Springtime Heart deals with the prodigal returning but finding mistrust from his father instead of open arms. My heart broke for Thomas as his brothers and his father treated him with resentment and blame that was not his. Dorcas had been rebellious in her teenage years and yet, unlike […]