You know how I always, well OK sometimes, complain that a novella tries to be too much? I've been really lucky here lately with novellas understanding their amazing role in literature and stepping up to the plate in amazing ways. 'A Gift for Anne Marie' by Kathleen Fuller takes one for the team ...
Contemporary
BOOK REVIEW: The Storekeeper’s Daughter by Wanda E. Brunstetter
I really enjoyed this book. No, I'm not biased because it's Wanda, who happens to be one of my favorite Amish authors. Seriously, I'm not biased, it's just that good. Take a typical Amish family with a kid or two at an age where they start thinking about branching out and starting their own ...
BOOK REVIEW: Almond Street Mission by June Foster
I really wanted to love this book. The synopsis drew me into something that I thought would be a heart-wrenching story of faith and glory and hope. I wanted a book of hope with a snag of mystery with the missing brother. I wanted a book of faith with the Mission and the men it served. I wanted ...
BOOK REVIEW: Bringing Maggie Home by Kim Vogel Sawyer
I have yet to pick up a book by this author that I didn't enjoy and this book is no exception. It's got a mystery but it's not a mystery novel. It's got some romance but it's not a romance novel. It's about family and mistakes and redemption and faith and love and mystery and even a little ...
BOOK REVIEW: Just Look Up by Courtney Walsh
I wasn't overly sure what I was going to think of this book. The premise was enough to draw me in when I read it on the Tynedale page. But then I've read a few romances lately and tend to burn out on them fairly quickly. That and I've never heard of this author. I should have known I'd love her ...