I have to say I've yet to meet a Suzanne Woods Fisher book I didn't love. She has the ability to create relateable (why does that word insist on red squiggly lines of hate, so it's not a word it's Fizzyfied so it's a word!) characters and settings that tell a story that is timeless. I am sad to ...
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BOOK REVIEW: A Light on the Hill by Connilyn Cossette
This book is my 20th book of the year. That is a mini milestone on the quest to the larger goal. It wasn't meant to be my 20th book. Life went sideways and got really messy. I'm still in sideways messy mode and will be for a while but I'm also working hard at finding a new balance, a new normal ...
BOOK REVIEW: Coldwater by Samuel Parker
This book drew me in when I got the Revell email back in December and I knew I had to read it. And then I had to wait to read it longer than anticipated due to delays and warehouse issues. And then the first couple of chapters hooked me in so hard that I could have been on the edge of my seat but ...
BOOK REVIEW: A Song Unheard by Roseanna White
If you remember last July when I fell in love with this series then you know why I was so anxious to get my hands on this book. Need a refresher? Check out my review of 'A Name Unknown'. I had high hopes with the return to the family and the mysterious Mr. V in their lives. While this book ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Lacemaker by Laura Frantz
Nothing burns my buttons more than having to 'sit' on a book when I finish it. I finished this book last night when I was without a computer and time on my hands ... to start another book of course. I had such grand thoughts and emotional things to share about this book. A lot of it frustration ...