Book Reviews

(A novel by Cassandre Brissot) At the time I didn’t know it, but I stopped believing in God, in His might, in His love. I was lost, susceptible, no longer on guard against temptation — Six Years And A Quarter Years Through. Let no man say when he is tempted, I am tempted of God: … Read more Six Years And A Quarter Way Through

(Restoring the shattered: illustrating Christ’s love through the church in one accord by Nancy E. Head) Brokenness can happen before you even realize it. Nancy learned this many years ago as a young woman doing her best to see her family thrive. All was fine and going well (on the surface, at least) until suddenly, … Read more Restoring the shattered

(A novel by Chautona Havig) Cassie Wren is a thrifter extraordinaire, a convenience queen, and a legal assistant. She was the kind of girl who used paper and plastic everything — forks, knives, spoons, cups, towels, napkins, etc. — “to save water, since I’m rarely home”, she would say. That notion was challenged while shopping with her … Read more The Vintage Wren: January

(A novel by Chautona Havig) She’s so eager for something to stimulate her mind, Father. Help her not to lose sight of her discernment in the process – Fine Print, pg. 36. Brave, bold and daring, Miss Madeline Brown is a budding detective with two successful cases already under her belt. Always eager for something to stimulate … Read more Fine Print

(A novel by Jen Turano) “You’re not meant to live an ordinary life…” – Out of the ordinary, pg.70. Does this statement resonate with you? If this (Or a variation of it) has ever been said to you, then like Gertrude, you must have a friend like Permilia; a friend who would not withhold the … Read more Out of the ordinary