The drawbacks I had with Child of the River were much less prevalent in The Crooked Path. I think partly as Child was audio book and this was eBook, but also I think this one was less political, and I was somewhat already introduced to some of the non-American names and places prior, so it clicked ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Holy Disruptor by Amy Duggar King
Here’s another edition of ‘books I would never have chosen to read on my own but . . . Kristin’. Fun Fact: Tontitown, Arkansas, is a mere two-hour drive down the road, so again, we are in my own backyard with the Duggar mess. This read-through the girl’s books had less to do with the ...
BOOK REVIEW: Murder by Cheesecake by Rachel Ekstrom Courage
I have high hopes for this novel, this series. I can literally hear their voices coming out of my head as I read, the lilt and way of speaking, the accents, all the things. I can completely see the house as they interact, but I could really do without the deadpan description of the setting and ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Shell Collector by Nancy Naigle
As we gear up to the May read for the Christian Fiction Reading Challenge, we have to go back to the beginning. Home no Matter Where is the 3rd book in the Shell Collector series, and just released back on the 5th. And since I’m a sucker for a series, here we are at the very beginning with The ...
BOOK REVIEW: On Magnolia Lane by Denise Hunter
I stayed up entirely too late to finish up Magnolia Lane or ‘Love by Deception’. I mean, I knew that Pastor Jack and Daisy were going to get their happily ever after, but I didn’t realize the way it was going to play out. Yes, Pastor Jack chose deception to get close to Daisy, to let her ...