Category Archives: General Fiction
Top Ten Tuesday – Things That Make Me Instantly NOT Want to Read a Book!
After discussing the Things That Will Make Me Want to Review a Book last week, it seems fitting that this week’s topic from the girls at The Broke and the Bookish is the Top Ten Things That Make Me Instantly NOT … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday – Ten Authors I Would Love to Meet
It’s Top Ten Tuesday again, and this week’s topic from the girls at The Broke and The Bookish is causing me some dilemmas! It’s all about meeting authors: authors you want to meet, authors you can’t believe you have met, … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday – Favourite Comics/Graphic Novels/Picture Books
Welcome to another Top Ten Tuesday, brought to you thanks to the girls at The Broke and The Bookish. Today we’re talking about comics, graphic novels, and picture books. I’ve got quite an eclectic mix today, and I’ve managed to … Continue reading
Calling all book lovers!
You may have noticed my post a couple of weeks ago letting you know what is releasing in Christian fiction in September 2016. (If you didn’t, you can check it out here.) I’ve already been busy preparing one for October … Continue reading
Broken Ground (Karen Halvorsen Schreck) – Review
Publisher’s Description Newly married to her childhood sweetheart, twenty-one-year-old Ruth Warren is settling into life in a Depression-era, East Texas oil town. She’s making a home when she learns that her young husband, Charlie, has been killed in an … Continue reading
Song of Silence (Cynthia Ruchti) – Review
Publisher’s Description Lucy and Charlie Tuttle agree on one thing: they’re committed to each other for life. Trouble is, neither of them expected life to look like this. While Charlie retired early, Lucy is devoted to a long-term career … Continue reading
The Feathered Bone (Julie Cantrell) – Review
Publisher’s Overview “Feathers—no matter what size or shape or color—are all the same, if you think about them. They’re soft. Delicate. But the secret thing about feathers is . . . they are very strong.” In the pre-Katrina glow … Continue reading
