I struggled through this book much as I had with Erin Bartel’s, We Hope for Better Things. Again, it was from the perspective of three different women, but this time, all three of them lived in the present day and worked together, even befriended each other. It started off very…
Category: Fiction Fridays
20 New Christian Fiction Reads for June
Check out these new Christian Fiction releases for June!
Perhaps you’ll find something new and interesting in your favorite genre, or maybe you’ll explore a new genre. Either way, I’d love to hear what books you choose and what you thought of them!
Voice of Spring
The theater erupted with the sound of applause before the final note of Frühlingsstimmen by Johann Strauss came to an end. Slowly, like a wave returning to shore, the audience rose to their feet. Maria Esposito had just given the performance of a lifetime. As she stood on the Evans…
Book Review: On a Summer Tide
I am thrilled to be a new reviewer for Interviews & Reviews! This opportunity opens up more books for my reading pleasure as long as I review them (which of course I love to do!) That being said, the first book I reviewed is On a Summer Tide by Suzanne…
Tales From an Active Imagination: Part 4
Chapter 4 of The Rose Garden is now up! If you are new to the story, you can start at the beginning. If you just need a refresher from last time, you can re-read chapter 3. “You must hate me,” I somehow manage to squeak out. I can’t bring myself…
Book Review: The Lighthouse Baby
It’s time for another book review! This book is the second of three books inLaura Thomas’ Christian romantic suspense series, Flight to Freedom. From the very first word of Laura Thomas’ new novel, The Lighthouse Baby, I was on edge. My heart was pumping fast, and I was immediately drawn…
The Missed Putt
“Nice shot.” That was the last phrase my dad would ever speak. He and my brother-in-law had taken advantage of a warm, sunny, Sunday afternoon after church to play a round of golf at dad’s favorite 9-hole golf course in the town where he resided. They walked up to the…
Book Review: The Governess of Penwythe Hall
What better way to start off spring than with a trip to Cornwall, England. The year is 1811. George, Prince of Whales, has been named Prince Regent, Jane Austen is putting the finishing touches on her novel, Sense and Sensibility, and life for the Twethewey family is about to change…
What’s So Good About Friday?
4 families, 1 day. And all they want to know is, “What’s so good about Friday?”
Tales From an Active Imagination: Part 3
Chapter 3 of The Rose Garden is here! If you are new to this story or need a refresher, you can read the beginning, or chapter 2, before moving on to the post below. “Y-you’re the other driver?” I can’t believe what I’m hearing. I thought something awful had happened…