Tag Archives: Jolina Petersheim
Top Ten (approximately) Tuesday – Best of 2017 (so far…)
It’s that time of year again! Can you believe we’re already half-way through 2017?! And so, naturally, this week’s topic from the girls at The Broke and the Bookish is Best Books in 2017 so far. I’m limiting myself to new … Continue reading
The Divide (Jolina Petersheim) – Review
~ About the Book ~ In this gripping conclusion to The Alliance, nearly six months have passed since Leora Ebersole’s Old Order Mennonite community fled to the mountains for refuge after an attack destroyed the power grid and altered life … Continue reading
Weekend Book Buzz – 3/4 June 2017
My goodness! Is it June already? Where did the first half of the year go? This weekend has been a flurry of activity at our house (hence the later-than-usual-book-buzz-post) as we’re preparing to leave for our trip to Melbourne on … Continue reading
First Line Friday – 2 June 2017 – The Divide (Jolina Petersheim)
Hello and welcome to another edition of First Line Friday! 🙂 My first line this week comes from a much anticipated sequel: The Divide by Jolina Petersheim. I read and reviewed The Alliance last year and have been eagerly awaiting the conclusion … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday, er Wednesday… um, Thursday? – 2017 Debuts I’m Excited For
Want to hear a funny story? I’ve been planning on mixing up my blog posts a bit this year, now that I’m settling into the book blogging community and discovering all the fun things that go on. One of the … Continue reading
Best of 2016 – Part 2
If you’ve read my Best of 2016 post, you’ll know I promised a post where I highlighted books according to various memorable features. Well, this has turned out to be Part 1 of that list. Which actually makes it Part … Continue reading
The Alliance (Jolina Petersheim) – Review
Publisher’s Description When Leora Ebersole sees the small plane crash in her Old Order Mennonite community, she has no idea it’s a foreshadowing of things to come. Soon after the young pilot, Moses Hughes, regains consciousness, they realize his instruments were destroyed … Continue reading
