Jody Hedlund has yet to write a book (that I've read) that I haven't loved. Her Orphan Train series has captured my heart and my mind. Waiting between releases is torture. Having the book sitting on my stack waiting it's turn to read? Inhumane. I mean, I have a schedule for a reason but ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Where We Belong by Lynn Austin
I just cannot write this review. Sorry. Can't do it. When I first started actually reading this book my Kindle told me that it would take about 7 hours to finish. Lovely, right? I mean here it was Monday evening and I was getting ready to start my week at The Day Job (I work Tuesday through ...
BOOK REVIEW: A Refuge Assured by Jocelyn Green
You know that moment when you finish a book and you know that what it spoke to you is not what it did not probably any other reader. Ever. Oh, that doesn't happen to you? Well, perhaps I'm just weird but from random time to time it happens to me. When I sat down to read 'A Refuge Assured' I was ...
BOOK REVIEW: Imagine . . .The Ten Plagues by Matt Koceich
If you haven't read my review of the first book in this series, 'The Great Flood', then check it out. Not only do I, obviously, review the book but I also talk about what started me down the path to read this series - Munchkin. As we know, access to Munch right now is about nonexistent. There are ...
BOOK REVIEW: Cherished Mercy by Tracie Peterson
If you have read my other reviews of the books in the Heart of the Frontier series ('Treasured Grace' and 'Beloved Hope') you'll notice that my review of each book was a bit more positive then the previous. Perhaps because I grew to know the characters better with each addition. Perhaps because ...