So often in today’s world, people (particularly Christians) do not understand how important transformation is in terms of becoming the person God created us to be. This book does a remarkable job of making it clear that growth and maturity come from choosing transformation through following God. Written as a fictional memoir covering 30-years of … Continue reading Transformation 30 Years by Julia Cull
Bang Switch by Jamie Lee Scott
Bang Switch finds Kate Darby healing from her rather serious physical wounds and needing to work on the mental aspects of what all she has been through as a victim. Kate must come to grips with the fact that she is human and has been through a horribly tragic event. In addition, being the cop … Continue reading Bang Switch by Jamie Lee Scott
Bernice Takes A Plunge by Ann Harth
This is a delightful chapter book for older elementary and middle schoolers. Bernice is a quirky, red-headed wanna be writer and police detective. She lives in a small town located on a coastal shore complete with boat piers and lots of ships. The local police are used to her “help”. She and her best friend … Continue reading Bernice Takes A Plunge by Ann Harth
This book is very intriguing, to say the least. I can not begin without making it clear that life can certainly become twisted, tangled, and complicated quickly, and especially when secrets are involved. At the end of the book, my reaction was; “Talk about a nightmare!” The book begins with a pretty simple idea; five … Continue reading
Hagen’s Curse by James Emmi
In many ways, this is a story about predestination, family expectation, and the ability to break the chains that bind us. The story takes place in the Medieval town of Hagen, a quiet and very orderly town with great historical pride. In the center of the town is a statue of Margarete Heckler with a … Continue reading Hagen’s Curse by James Emmi
Killer Spring: A Deadline Cozy Mystery by Sonia Parin
Eve Loyd is a chef who owns an Inn in Sunrise, Rock-Maine Island. Her best friend Jill runs the Inn while Eve does the cooking. Frequently the two find themselves in trouble and usually, it surrounds solving a murder. In this story, which works great as a stand-alone read, while Jill and Eve are shopping … Continue reading Killer Spring: A Deadline Cozy Mystery by Sonia Parin
God And The Pandemic: A Christian Reflection on the Coronavirus and its Aftermath by N. T. Wright
N. T. Wright was asked to write a piece for Time magazine in the early days of the COVID-19 virus. Following that piece, Wright was overwhelmed with emails, letters, and phone calls asking for more information - out of that came this book. Wright is one of the most respected experts on the New Testament … Continue reading God And The Pandemic: A Christian Reflection on the Coronavirus and its Aftermath by N. T. Wright
Marigolds and Murder by London Lovett
I really enjoyed this book! Just good old fashioned fun in a small coastal town where cute little shops, quirky people, bike rides, pumpkin growing contests, and people have crows for pets. Pink (Lacey Pinkerton) is the main character. She is in her late 20’s and has recently changed her career path. In her early … Continue reading Marigolds and Murder by London Lovett
Angry Betty by Jamie Lee Scott
I am going to start this review differently from the way I usually write - this is a great read, well written, can’t put it down, superb character development - BUT - and I mean a serious BUT - none of the plot strands in this book come to completion within this book. Although this … Continue reading Angry Betty by Jamie Lee Scott
Spider…The Celebrity by S. D. Burke
This is a witty preschool picture book that children and adults will enjoy. Spider believes himself to be a celebrity, after all, everyone that sees him screams his name! Spider really just wants to be left alone and absolutely does not want to sign autographs. Burke has written a delightful story and the illustrations are … Continue reading Spider…The Celebrity by S. D. Burke
