I knew, coming out of Blue Ridge Sunrise, that Hope and Brady belonged together. Getting them to understand that might be a problem, but it was literally written into their friendship. I’ve also come to realize that human nature irritates me. All (most) of us have an inner dialogue ...
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BOOK REVIEW: My Time to Stand by Gypsy-Rose Blanchard, Melissa Moore, and Michele Matrisciani
Let’s be totally honest. This is not a book I would have ever chosen to read or listen to. Being from the Ozarks, this story put a stain on our community around Springfield - the hub of this region. While I didn’t live it, it was absolutely everywhere for a very long time, even ...
BOOK REVIEW: Wonder by R.J. Palacio
Let’s be honest, I have no idea how this book hit my radar all these years (over a decade!?!) after it was released. I’m also not quite the target audience, though this book has been adopted into almost every readership that exists. And while Wonder is an amazing book and I absolutely ...
BOOK REVIEW: Blue Ridge Sunrise by Denise Hunter
If you saw my review for Sweetbriar Cottage, you may remember (or not, let’s be real) this line: Few Christian authors tackle the dark topics, and most with varying degrees of success. What I loved in Sweetbriar didn’t quite translate as well for me in Blue Ridge. Denise Hunter did a great job ...
BOOK REVIEW: More than Friends by Denise Hunter
While technically I chose this book as part of the Christian Fiction Reading Challenge book for July (yes, I know it’s April, but let’s roll on), I was so fortunate to be able to grab an ARC for it, so I’m hitting it up early for the release. It’s fine, I promise. It’s romance . . . pure and true ...