Even After This is the first book in Deborah Clack’s Shelter and Sky series. Oh wow, what a surprise. Clack’s style of writing feels as though you are right there with the characters. Their dialogue i…
Hearts on the Fly by Toni Shiloh is a work of modern, Christian, romantic fiction. The main characters both have a lot of issues. Both of the main characters have to learn to deal with some of those i…
(This review contains spoilers for the book that immediately precedes it, The Shadow Road. Please do not read further, and instead read the review of that novel if you are starting the series.)
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Susan May Warren starts off her Call of the Wild series with Track of Courage. This series centers on our canine friends and while I am not a dedicated dog lover, Caspian, the dog in this book, pretty…
James Riley is a well-known middle grade fantasy author with an excellent track record in this demographic and genre. He can be depended upon to provide a great story with plenty of adventure. Revenan…
Set in 1985 at Christmas, Small Things Like These clocks in at a little over 100 pages and thus is a small, but weighty read that punches above its page count. Ms. Keegan carefully details the small,…
The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires is immediately charming, with all the hospitality of a cozy southern neighborhood. However, like many things with a charming veneer, darkness hides u…
At Morning’s Light by Lauraine Snelling with Kiersti Giron is the second book in the Home to Green Creek series. Although it can be read as a standalone book, reading the previous installment will enh…
The Hope of Cheyenne series by Tracie Peterson concludes with the third book, A Moment to Love. The book can be read as a standalone, but it is a much richer story if one understands the other charact…
A Sea View Christmas is an On Devonshire Shores novella penned by Julie Klassen. It is a piece of historical fiction taking place in England and Scotland in the early 1800s. It could be read as a stan…
Hearts in Circulation is the second book in Sarah Monzon’s Checking out Love series. Parts of it are funny. Parts of it are a bit intense emotionally. Still other parts are cheesy. The author speciali…
Lord of the Flies is a book that is beloved by some English teachers, alternately loved and hated by their students, and occasionally found on the banned books list for libraries and school. The books…
