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This is my second time reviewing a book written by Nick Vujicic and it did not disappoint. Limitless is structured differently than his last book, Unstoppable, and I was very excited by this. It is written as a devotional, but unlike most that... [Read on]
Recently I got a chance to read Though My Heart Is Torn, by Joanne Bischof. It’s the second book in the Cadence of Grace series, and I was eager to find out how the story continued. It was gut-wrenching. I found myself crying–surrounded by... [Read on]
Third charming eNovella in Mona Hodgson's Quilted Hearts Series, the reader is re-introduced to recently Civil war-widowed, Caroline Milburn. Returning to her sister's home in St Charles isn't her desired choice, but serves as the catalyst to... [Read on]
I love to read military books. I recently read the memoirs of Major Dick Winters, leader of Easy Company during WWII. After reading that book I began looking for another great story of heroic courage in the face of great adversity, and I found... [Read on]
Gone South is Meg Moseley's second book and it is as great as the first, When Sparrows Fall, if not even better. Meg Moseley presents many issues found all around us, such as homelessness, stealing, low self esteem and more, and tackles it well.... [Read on]
I received a complimentary copy of this book from Multnomah publishers. Tish McComb has fallen in love with her great-great-great-grandparents home. The only problem is that it is located in Noble, Alabama and she lives in Michigan. Tish... [Read on]
So what exactly does the title of Joshua Harris’ “Humble Orthodoxy” mean? Well, in a sentence: “Speak truth in love.” In fact, that sentence also provides a pretty good summary of what the book’s about. There’s a lot to unpack in those four... [Read on]
This story is told from an alternating perspective between Maren and Woolly. The setting is mostly on Mrs. Brantenberg’s farm with some scenes in a nearby town. The plot was focused on Maren and Woolly’s love story, and how Woolly’s family starts... [Read on]
Love love love love loved it! Historical romance is my thing. If you like historical romance I think you'll like this book. [Read on]
All I have to say is...Ugh... I couldn't for the life of me figure out why this book was getting such high reviews. At first I thought it was the religious angle. A case where you write a few times how much you love Jesus and how Jesus helped you... [Read on]