Pepper Basham made me forget that I prefer a healing sunburn (oh, the itch!) over a romance formula. I used to read a lot of romance before my heart became cold and black, but somehow this is my first Pepper Basham novel. I have no idea how that happened, and I’m sticking to that ...
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BOOK REVIEW: #sisterhoodoftheshortyellowpencils by Amber Weigand-Buckley
Sometimes you know a person who knows a person. Okay, often times. Maybe it’s a mechanic you can actually trust. Maybe it’s someone who can help with the technology you don’t actually understand, but need to work. And sometimes it’s a book you need to read. And that’s ...
BOOK REVIEW: Where We Belong by Kim Vogel Sawyer
Let’s talk for a minute about Kim Vogel Sawyer. It’s been a hot minute (just over 7 years!) since I read one of her books, and I have absolutely missed them. Yes, she writes historical fiction, which is a huge green check for me. She writes strongly from a Christian perspective in ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Austen Escape by Katherine Reay
And we are back with another edition of books I read in the wayback time but never reviewed. Honestly, never even tracked this one on Goodreads, so all I know is wayback time. The difference here is that there were significant parts that I did remember. Not a lot, mind you, but enough to ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Assault by Bill Myers, Frank Peretti, Angela Hunt and Alton Gansky
'The Assault' picks up where 'The Invitation' left off. Four stories told from four different view points that all blend and weave together. the author's refer to them as episodes in a series, much like a sitcom. I'd forgotten how much paranormal/sci-fi elments there were in this ...