Book Review–Taming Julia–by Jodie Wolfe I have to say that “Taming Julia” was the most unusual book I have read so far. But, I had never before read any of Jodie Wolfe’s books, if I had I would most likely have not been surprised as she does say she enjoys writing stories that have quirky…
Category: Book Reviews
Reviews of books I have currently read.
Book Review–An Appalachian Summer by Ann H. Gabhart
Book Review—An Appalachian Summer by Ann H. Gabhart The year was 1933, America was in the throes of the Great Depression, causing an economic hardship for many. In Louisville, Kentucky, Piper Danson’s family was one of those who were not affected by the sudden loss of financial security, and though Piper should have been delighted…
Book Review–Discipling Your Grandchildren by Dr. Josh Mulvihill
Book Review-–Discipling Your Grandchildren by Dr. Josh Mulvihill Great Ideas to Help Them Know, Love and Serve God I chose to read and review this book because I have four wonderful grandchildren whom I love dearly. I have always shared my faith with them and they have all come to know the Lord and do…
Book Review of The Long Road Home by Amanda Mason
Book Review of The Long Road Home by Amanda Mason A Bluff Creek Novel Amanda Mason has written another great story! The Long Road Home is her second novel and I have to say I enjoyed it as much, or perhaps more, than her first book “A Mountain Worth Moving.” Jake Rawlings is the main…
Book Review–“Learning To Trust” by Ruth Logan Herne
“Learning To Trust” by Ruth Logan Herne is the second book in the “Golden Grove” Love Inspired series but it is able to be read as a stand alone novel as well. I did not read the first book in this series which is “A Hopeful Harvest” but I am planning to read it also…
Book Review–“Shifting Shadows” by Herman Mendoza
Book Review–“Shifting Shadows” by Herman Mendoza Well, I do have to say I think this is the first book I have ever read so fast! It took me only 2 days from start to finish. I literally could not stop reading as this book was so captivating. When I got this book I wasn’t quite…
Book Review–Starfish Pier by Irene Hannon
Book Review–Starfish Pier by Irene Hannon A Hope Harbor Novel I chose to read and review this book because the setting was based on a coastal town in Oregon that I was familiar with since I live in Oregon. I didn’t realize that this book was #6 in a series, however, I found that it…
Review of “They Shall Expel Demons” by Derek Prince
Review of “They Shall Expel Demons” by Derek Prince I chose to read and review this book because I am a born again believer who does believe that demons are real supernatural beings who exist in the unseen world around us, because the bible speaks of them many times. I have done bible studies and…
Book Review–Before I Called You Mine by Nicole Deese
Book Review–Before I Called You Mine by Nicole Deese If you have ever wondered if God sees you or hears your prayers, or if the scripture Jeremiah 29:11 “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and…
Book Review of “Star of Persia” by Jill Eileen Smith
Book Review of “Star of Persia” by Jill Eileen Smith First off, I must say that “Star of Persia”–“Esther’s Story” is more than just another re-telling of the biblical story of Esther. Though it indeed is that, it is so much more. It is a story that adds historical and imaginative accounts to the biblical…
Book Review of “Woman of Sunlight” by Mary Connealy
Book Review of “Woman of Sunlight” by Mary Connealy “Woman of Sunlight” by Mary Connealy is Book 2 in the “Brides of Hope Mountain” series. If you have had the enjoyable experience to read “Aiming For Love” which is Book 1 in this series, you will undoubtably enjoy this Book 2, which is the story…
Book Review of “Like Flames in the Night” by Connilyn Cossette
Book Review of “Like Flames in the Night” by Connilyn Cossette Cities of Refuge Series–Book 4 First of all I must say that this is the fastest I have ever read a book, and it is not because this book was short because it wasn’t, nor was it because I just skimmed through it, no…it…