BOOK REVIEW | The Inheritance
Title: THE INHERITANCE Author: Tamera Alexander Publisher: Thomas Nelson March 2009 ISBN: 978-1-59554-632-6 Genre: Inspirational/historical McKenna Ashford is hoping for a new beginning. Her younger brother, Robert, has gotten into all kinds of trouble back home, and now, McKenna is hoping that they can begin again in Colorado. She accepts her cousin’s invitation to come [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Turning the Paige
Title: TURNING THE PAIGE Author: Laura Jensen Walker Publisher: Zondervan March 2009 ISBN: 978-0-310-27698-2 Genre: Inspirational/women’s fiction Paige Kelley has been married, and divorced (compliments of her mother, who sabotaged her marriage) and now she is thirty-five, with no prospects. Her mother is ailing, and extremely high-maintenance, and Paige’s friends accuse her of being tied [...]
BOOK REVIEW | A Claim of Her Own
Title: A CLAIM OF HER OWN Author: Stephanie Grace Whitson Publisher: Bethany House April 2009 ISBN: 978-0-7642-0512-5 Genre: Inspirational/historical Mattie O’Keefe was desperate to escape her former life, and a man who wants to maker her more than a dance house girl. Desperate enough to walk all the way to the Badlands of [...]
The Great Christmas Bowl
THE GREAT CHRISTMAS BOWL by Susan May Warren Marianne Wallace has always celebrated Christmas with her family gathered around her. It was the big deal of the year with lots of family traditions and togetherness. Marianne was just as determined to make this year rival the other years. After all, her youngest child, Kevin, was [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Who Do I Talk To?
WHO DO I TALK TO? by Neta Jackson Gabby Fairbanks isn’t real sure where to turn when she returns home from resigning her job, at her husband’s request, to find out that her husband has changed the lock on the apartment, put her and her mother’s belongings outside, and took her boys off to parts [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Just Between You and Me
JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME by Jenny B. Jones Maggie Montgomery inherited her wanderlust from her mother. When she graduated from high school she packed her bags and didn’t look back. With her job as a cinematographer, she travels all over the world, but nothing would make her go home to Ivy, Texas. Nothing, that [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Raising Godly Children in an Ungodly World
RAISING GODLY CHILDREN IN AN UNGODLY WORLD by Ken Ham and Steve Ham Ken and Steve Ham are siblings raised by a educator/missionary father in Queensland, Australia, a far from Christian environment. However, their parents were so on fire for the Lord, that Ken and Steve couldn’t help but soak up some of their teaching, [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Get Outta My Face!
GET OUTTA MY FACE! by Rick Horne Dr. Rick Horne is somewhat an expert in dealing with teens, as the father of six children, and a guidance counselor of a school. So one would be able to assume he knows what he talking about. The facts that Dr. Horne presents in this book are undisputed. [...]
BOOK REVIEW | The Renewal
THE RENEWAL by Terri Kraus Leslie Ruskin has just purchased an historic building. She plans to use one of the apartments for her and her daughter and rent out the other two, plus the storefront downstairs so pay the mortgage. Leslie and her daughter Ava are struggling to start over after Leslie’s husband divorced her. [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Gingham Mountain
GINGHAM MOUNTAIN by Mary Connealy Grant used to be an orphan. Now his heart is set on adopting all the kids who are homeless. He’s had as many as twenty-five children pass through his home so far. Right now he has six kids living under his roof, but never has he has so much trouble [...]
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