As a young college student at the local state university, it was a treat to work in the business office where I got to give professors their… Read more “Review of Dead Sea Rising by Jerry B. Jenkins”
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Review of Thief of Corinth by Tessa Afshar
The house is dark. A shadow moving near the door alerts Ariadne. An intruder? Yes. He’s wearing a mask. Only he’s on his way out, and he… Read more “Review of Thief of Corinth by Tessa Afshar”
Review of The Sound of Rain
The Sound of Rain by Sarah Loudin Thomas is a unique story. Set in the 50s and backdropped by the muck of an Appalachian coal mine contrasted… Read more “Review of The Sound of Rain”
Review of The Book of Amazing Stories
In the hand of a master storyteller like Dr. Bob Petterson, this heartbreaker’s heartbreaking story can teach us a lesson about how we need never die alone and unloved, thanks to the One who died alone in our stead two thousand years ago, was buried, and according to Scripture rose again three days later to give us life and love.
Review of Bread of Angels
This book preaches like a sunrise preaches.
Picturesque, unmistakable in its message, and impossible to tear your eyes away from. Okay, not impossible, but I definitely didn’t want to put it down last night and go to sleep.
Review of Without Warning
I don’t know when I’ve met such a sympathetic character. I feel bad even calling him a character – he seems real. He wants a great story. He’ll break stories from Twitter, if necessary. As a wannabe writer, I totally get him.
Review of Deep Undercover
It’s unnerving, realizing that KGB operatives openly communicated in plain sight on American streets, oftentimes transmitting information about American citizens and their families. It’s heartening to think how God directed so many steps to lead this spy to peace and rest.
Review of 365 Pocket Morning Prayers
I like the book. It’s cute. The cover is this leathersoft-like material with palm trees and a cool half-size dust jacket that reveals the leather while protecting it. It feels like a Bible.
Maybe that’s my problem.
Review of All But Normal: Life on Victory Road
They say truth is stranger than fiction.
In the home of young Shawn Thornton, that would be putting it mildly.
Review of The Promise of Jesse Woods
Those that sat in darkness shine in the spotlight of this book.
