I am just going to say it and you can judge me in the comments, to your friends, even just in your head if that works for you. . . my guilty summer pleasure is Big Brother. It's really the only reality show that has piqued my interest enough to have me coming back season after season. You can keep ...
Fiction
BOOK REVIEW: Of Fire and Lions by Mesu Andrews
I've yet to meet a Mesu book I didn't love and 'Of Fire and Lions' fits into that niche pretty well. Remember please that I am totally not a cover person but this cover really does do justice to the words inside. And the words inside do justice to the Biblical references they are drawn from. If ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Forgiving Jar by Wanda E. Brunstetter
How would you react if someone stole your identity, created a relationship with your grandparents (that you have never met!) pretending to by you, and the ran for the hills with money they 'borrowed' without asking from said grandparents? How would you react when you return back to visit and find ...
BOOK REVIEW: Brunch at Bittersweet Café by Carla Laureano
If you remember (I don't necessarily expect you to) it's been just days over 11 months ago when I first gushed over this author. 'The Saturday Night Supper Club' was my first Carla Laureano book. I vowed then it wouldn't be my last. And here we are! And guess what? I absolutely loved this book ...
BOOK REVIEW: Ours for a Season by Kim Vogel Sawyer
How far would you go to get what you always dreamed of? How would you react if that dream was taken from you? That's exactly the positions two childhood besties find themselves in. For very different dreams and very different reasons. Marty, a Mennonite woman only ever wanted a family. And ...