It takes a special talent to write a very faith based ghost story. Like super special! It takes a special talent to write a suspense story that really trails over into thriller-ish-ness with a smidge of action-y-ness and keep it solidly grounded in faith. I don't have that talent. Fortunately, I ...
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BOOK REVIEW: Miracle on 34th Street by Valentine Davies Adapted by Susanna Leonard Hill Illustrated by James Newman Gray
Susan Leonard Hill did an amazing job of adapting this book originally written by Valentine Davies for a younger audience. The illustrations by James Newman Gray are engaging and help to truly bring this story to life. A story know to most of this generation as the traditional Christmas movie, it’s ...
BOOK REVIEW: A Tale of Two Hearts by Michelle Griep
I read Michelle’s first book in the Once Upon a Dickens Christmas series last year so when I saw the new one come up this year I needed to read it. Needed. While '12 Days at Bleakly Manor' didn’t ring all my bells I enjoy her other books and writing style so I wasn’t counting out another Christmas ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Christmas Heirloom by Kristi Ann Hunter, Karen Witemeyer, Sarah Loudin Thomas, and Becky Wade
Legacy of Love by Kristi Ann Hunter Sarah Gooding never suspected returning a brooch to an elderly woman would lead to a job . . . and introduce her to the woman's grandson. While he may be far above her station, she can't help but notice that his desire to make this Christmas special for his ...
BOOK REVIEW: Woman of Courage Collectors Edition by Wanda E. Brunstetter
It’s not often that you get to step back and read a Wanda book that isn’t based around the Amish. She does historical fiction as well as she does Amish, just in case you weren’t aware. Now, if you have read this book before I need to caution you not to just assume you know it all already. Because. . ...