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Nelson’s Illustrated Bible Dictionary – Book Review If you are interested in learning more about the Bible and everything in it, you will soon find that owning a good Bible Dictionary is a necessity – even if you have a great Study Bible. Since 1986, Nelson’s Illustrated Bible Dictionary has been an indispensable reference tool […]
The Brickmaker’s Bride – Book Review If you are a fan of historical fiction, you’ll be excited to learn that Bethany House has just released The Brickmaker’s Bride – the first book in the new Refined By Love series by Judith Miller. The books in this series are set amid the beautiful rolling hills of […]
A Lady Of Willowgrove Hall – Book Review Is it always a sin to tell a lie? That’s the question that 16-year old Cecily Faire asks herself as A Lady Of Willowgrove Hall opens – and that question sets the tone for the rest of Sara E. Ladd’s latest Regency novel! The majority of A Lady […]
Twinkle – Book Review Have you ever tried to do something really spectacular, only to have things go terribly wrong? Welcome to the world of multi-billionaire Sir Marcus Brandon – the richest man in the world. To celebrate the launch of his latest venture, Global News Network, Brandon has planned a record-breaking international 4th of […]
Yes Or No – Book Review In the space between yes and no, there’s a lifetime. It’s the difference between the path you walk and the one you leave behind; It’s the gap between who you thought you could be and who you really are. Jodi Picoult Every day, we are faced with many decisions […]
The Woman Code – Book Review Each of us lives by a set of beliefs, values, and principles that help define who we are and govern the decisions we make each day of our lives, whether we are consciously aware of them or not. In The Woman Code – 20 Powerful Keys To Unlock Your […]
The Hardest Peace – Book Review When most people receive a diagnosis as terrifying as stage 4 metastatic cancer, a lot of things run through their minds – but rarely is sitting down and writing a book that will inspire others to live more meaningfully among them. That’s one of the things that makes The […]
Consulamentum – Book Review Many of us have a tendency to romanticize the past, but the truth is – the past isn’t pretty. In fact, when it comes right down to it, much of history is gritty and brutal – especially when shared from the female perspective. If you enjoy epic stories – books that […]
Why Dogs Are – Book Review Have you ever wondered how dogs came into being? In the charmingly illustrated book Why Dogs Are, Tana Thompson weaves a delightfully imaginative children’s story that explores why God created dogs and sent them from heaven to earth. It’s a tale about a very special golden retriever that’s sent […]
Stolen – Book Review Sometimes I come across a book that I know will be a difficult read for me personally, but agree to review because the information contained in the book may prove beneficial to someone reading my blog. That’s how I felt when Stolen – The True Story Of A Sex Trafficking Survivor […]
Feast For Thieves – Book Review Truth is embedded in the narrative in fiction, And sometimes, Since the truth in fiction comes wrapped around a story That captures your attention, The truth will be presented so powerfully That it hits you with more impact Than if you read the same truth in a non-fiction book. Marcus […]