Imagine being 18 years old and starving, isolated, abandoned, and frightened of literally everything. Imagine being in that situation through only the actions of others. Being orphaned as a child, put out to work by the orphanage to learn life skills before you age out of their system and have not ...
BOOK REVIEW: His Risk by Shelley Shepard Gray
Working my way through the Amish of Hart County series has been interesting. I mean that in a totally good way! These books were released over a period of time that I am spanning in a matter of weeks. That gives a different perspective on the books, inconsistencies I pick up on that other's may ...
BOOK REVIEW: Shelter of the Most High by Connilyn Cossette
I finished this book in the wee hours of the morn, while in the middle of my roller coaster month of schedule weirdness, at the Old Folks Home. Of course I didn't have my computer with me so my initial thoughts are like dust in the breeze, gone to some other home and far away from my fingertips on ...
BOOK REVIEW: Kingdom Files: Who was Jonah? by Matt Koceich
We are picking up where I left off with the new Kingdom Files series. I reviewed another installment 'Who is Jesus' back in August. I'll share a few of the same things, specific to the book layout but I'll also share my thoughts on the exploration of the life of Jonah. I still feel like these ...
BOOK REVIEW: On Her Own by Wanda E. Brunstetter
It's been a minute since Wanda and I spent time in my WAY backyard. I mean Webster County is only a couple of counties to the south of me, that makes it way backyardable right? Thanks for agreeing! One thing that always takes me a bit by surprise when I go back in time with Wanda E. Brunstetter ...