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Lisa Lickel’s Meander Scar challenges us to rethink our ideas of love–to venture past the superficial so that we can focus on the heart, regardless of it’s packaging. This novel has a little bit of everything: conspiracy, a glimpse of … Continue reading →

“If I Walked in her Shoes” is a fictional account of the struggles, small victories, and the underlying love that reinforce relationships. Susan Salach has carefully created a composite of characters made up of real people from her personal and … Continue reading →

Anna Finch wasn%u2019t aiming for Jeb Sanders the day she shot him. It was his misfortune that he decided to take a nap behind the very log Anna used for target practice. For Pinkerton man Sanders, the wound in his … Continue reading →

Maggie Anderson isn’t who she once was–in fact, she’s trying to become someone else entirely, at least until she’s safe. In Deborah Raney’s Remember to Forget, we meet Maggie, a formerly abused woman, who is being pursued by three men: … Continue reading →

At first I was disappointed. But that had more to do with me than the book. I thought the book was going to draw parallels between Bruce Lee and Jesus. In this post-Victorian age where Jesus is thought of as … Continue reading →

I give this book 5-STARS! This book is by far number one with me. I have never read a book like it. It takes you down a road of total success for your life in way that is totally different … Continue reading →

TITLE: Third Time%u2019s a Charm: A Novel AUTHOR: Virginia Smith FORMAT: Paperback, Kindle PAGES: 327 PRICE: $10.19 (print), $9.99 (kindle) ISBN-10: 0800732340 ISBN-13: 9780800732349 Tori Sanderson is the youngest of the three Sanderson sisters. She loves to shop for designer … Continue reading →

At the place of entry, the key is often hidden. By close study of the Hebrew of Genesis 1:1 and by using traditional Judaic techniques and sources, Creation%u2019s Heartbeat reveals an astonishing truth. The opening words of the Bible speak … Continue reading →

The Hidden Flame takes you back in time to the early church. You can feel the heat of the day and the cobblestones under your feet as you walk through the streets of Jerusalem with Abagail. She is a quiet, … Continue reading →

Having never even glanced at a Jane Austen novel, I was afraid that reading this book would not be fun. Yet I found myself caught up in the story of two sisters, one levelheaded(sometimes hiding her emotions) and the other … Continue reading →