First, I gotta start reading those book synopses and not just flying by the seat of my pants when I’m reading a series. I was convinced this would be the story of Brandon and Caroline; it was just set up, for me, that way at the end of Imperfect Justice. And while it was not their story, they did ...
BOOK REVIEW: Counting the Cost by Jill Duggar, Derick Dillard, and Craig Borlase
Unless you are literally a hermit living on a deserted, undiscovered island somewhere with zero access to anything outside yourself, you have at the minimum heard of the Duggar family. Maybe you watched their shows. Maybe you followed the social media. Maybe you just watched the ...
BOOK REVIEW: Becoming Mrs. Lewis by Patti Callahan Henry
I think I was meant to put off reading this book. I’ve had it from NetGalley from the great before, and then it showed up on the Book Girls Guide for June. I pulled up my eBook, excited to do two birds with one stone, if you will, and then stalled. I truly struggled to get through the first ...
BOOK REVIEW: Imperfect Justice by Cara Putman
Just like the justice in this book, my thoughts are also imperfect. There’s a lot happening to unravel, and I am not sure my brain is up for the game in a way that makes sense outside said brain. Before we get into Emilie and Reid’s story, I want to touch on Hayden and Andrew from Beyond ...
BOOK REVIEW: To Win a Crown by Rachel Hauck
One kingdom. Three siblings. One Emmanuel. Three parts of God. The True Blue Royal trilogy began with the youngest child and ends with the oldest. All three have ties to the States, though, to be fair, Gus simply reconnected with a local gal he knew as a child there. ...