Category Archives: Fiction

Edith and the Mysterious Stranger

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Cory Miller

Wendy Cleveland for Reader Views (5/08) “Edith and the Mysterious Stranger” (ISBN 9781589824690) centers around the Roberts family living in the Wild West of Bear Lake, Idaho. Melinda is about to have a baby with her husband, Gilbert, but has … Continue reading →

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Melinda and the Wild West

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Cory Miller

In 1896 Melinda Gamble is a very elegant, very naive young woman from Boston who decides to give up her life of monotonous comfort for the turbulent uncertainty of the still untamed Wild West. Driven by her intense desire to … Continue reading →

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He Saw Their Faith

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Cory Miller

He Saw Their Faith is written and illustrated by Diana Townsend; and is told from a little girl’s point of view. The story is about a little girl who believes a miracle happened as a result of prayer and how … Continue reading →

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The Ezekiel Option by Joel C Rosenberg

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Cory Miller

I just finished reading an excellent book by Joel C Rosenberg called The Ezekiel Option. The main story line is a coup in Russia sets that country toward a war with Israel and involvement of the U.S. government. The major … Continue reading →

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P.D. James' Original Sin – A Mystery

Posted on December 18, 2006 by Ariel Vanderhorst

If someone asked me why I routinely read at least one P.D. James mystery book a semester (while they last), I would try to describe James’s pin-point characterizations, the Dickensian way she sweeps large sections of society and history into … Continue reading →

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