“The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has not pleasure in a good novel, must be intolerably stupid.” ― Jane Austen, Northanger Abbey. I refuse to be "intolerably Stupid". I read and review.
This was a wonderful book. It follows the story of Paige as she tries to discover her true identity. She decides to go to a small town in the hopes of finding her birth family. With a record following her, will she be able to start fresh?I adored this book. I think the depth of … Continue reading No Greater Love
"if we were more God-centered and less self-centered we might see more marriages, and those marriages would probably be stronger, healthier, and happier"- Chautona Havig, "Blessing Bentley" Havig has done it again! Another beautifully written book, with quirky characters, and a conviction on our normal lives. When I saw the sign ups for this book … Continue reading Blessing Bentley
"Lavender and roses soon infused her senses. Utilizing a well-cultivated set of coping skills, Starla soon felt refreshed in spite of everything. "-Carol E Keen, "Starla's Christmas Conundrum This book follows the life of Starla, a Christian music sensation. Being overworked and at her wits end, Starla decides to take a break. To the dismay of … Continue reading Starla’s Christmas Conundrum
"If Adonai has given us this blessing, surely He has a purpose in it."- Diana Wallis Taylor, "Hadassah" For those of you who read my blog regularly know that this next sentence is rare. I absolutely loved this book. I don't think I have anything truly negative to say about it. I have a few … Continue reading Hadassah: Queen Esther of Persia
"Change is constant. Just like spring, we are continuously renewed in some form or the other. Summer can be an exciting season, full of fun and adventure. Fall can be a slow time for us to just reflect and take life in. Winter sometimes can bring things into very crisp focus.” -T.I. Lowe, "Lulu's Cafe" … Continue reading Lulu’s Cafe
"Anna was used to tragedies like this, and she was a newspaperwoman. Still, she was human too. Pasting on a smile wasn't easy, but it seemed necessary."- Melody Carlson, "Harbor Secrets" This book follows Anna as she has to make her way back into her childhood home, life, and friendships. After her father has a … Continue reading Harbor Secret
"In that one connection, she felt what it must be like to trust, to be part of a healthy, pure love, a connection so sweet she did not know where he ended and she began. Until panic crept in."- Dana Mentink, "Danger on the Ranch" This book follows Mitch and Jane as they try to … Continue reading Danger on the Ranch
"I know, I know. Everyone's always telling me I need to accept help. But I can and will pay for this myself."- Rachel J. Good, "The Amish Widow's Rescue" I just want to be upfront from the very beginning, this genre of book is not my preferred reading. I signed up for the book tour … Continue reading The Amish Widow’s Rescue
"If you do love him, you need to give him one thing before he leaves.... Your faithfulness. Your unswerving, unchanging faithfulness."- Elizabeth Wehman, "Just a Train Ride" This was the first book I signed up for when I joined Celebrate Lit's blogger program. I have anxiously been awaiting this book. It did not disappoint. This … Continue reading Just A Train Ride
"seeing light at the end of the proverbial tunnel had given him hope of freedom from the big brother role he'd adopted"- Chautona Havig "Past Forward" This book series follows the life of Willow after her mother passes away in her sleep. Willow, a very sheltered farm girl, is thrown into the deep end of … Continue reading Past Forward
