life’s simplest pleasures and life’s greatest joys : all hung from a clothesline.
When Twilight Breaks is my first read by Sarah Sundin. I love historical fiction and in that arena the story did not disappoint. I appreciate that history is not muted for the sake of the reader. Too often, “so as not to offend the sensibilities” of “Christian readers” authors will remove important details or even […]
Suzanne Woods Fisher’s brand new novel The Moonlight School does not disappoint. Fisher is a brilliant and reliable author. Not only can you count on a fascinating story and historical accuracy, but also a daring to dabble in current issues and challenging cultural norms. In this novel education and literacy and the impact it has […]
Endless Mercy by Tracie Peterson and Kimberly Woodhouse is the second in The Treasures of Nome series. (The first in the series is titled Forever Hidden.) I love when I accidently request to review a second in a series without having read the first, simply because it gives me even more to read! This series […]
Tammy L. G ray the author of Love and Little White Lie is new to me. She wrote this novel at the point where she thought she was finished writing. She had written 10 other stories and believed that there was no more story left inside of her, but as she says the story just […]