Regina Jennings proves that marriage doesn't always start with love in her book, A Most Inconvenient Marriage. Abigail Stewart has no place to go after serving in the war as a nurse. So when Jeremiah Calhoun, a patient who is on his last breath, asks her to marry him in exchange for the care of his… Continue reading A Most Inconvenient Marriage
Author: Katie Cruice Smith, Author
Keepers of the Covenant
Keepers of the Covenant, the second book in Lynn Austin's Restoration Chronicles series, was an excellent book for me to review right now as my Bible study group is diving into Nehemiah, the companion book to Ezra. Lynn Austin does an excellent job of bringing to life Ezra, a Jewish Bible scholar, who was one of the… Continue reading Keepers of the Covenant
A Friend Indeed
"Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their work: If one falls down, his friend can help him up. But pity the man who falls and has no one to help him up!" - Eccl. 4:9-10 There seems to be a disturbing trend happening among young moms these days - at… Continue reading A Friend Indeed
Miracle in a Dry Season
Miracle in a Dry Season is a beautiful story by Sarah Loudin Thomas set in the 1950's in Wise, West Virginia. Wise is just like any other small town in the 1950's. Everyone knows everyone else's business, and the church is the center of the town. But the people are in a spiritual drought, not even… Continue reading Miracle in a Dry Season
Silenced: A Book Review
Dani Pettrey manages to keep me riveted again in her fourth book in the Alaskan Courage series - Silenced. Kayden McKenna is possibly the toughest member of the McKenna family - at least from all outward appearances. After losing her parents, Kayden refuses to allow anyone outside the family get close to her and is intent on keeping… Continue reading Silenced: A Book Review
A Passover Feast
I love Easter, and I am constantly searching for ways to make this special holiday even more special for my own little family. As I read other blogs, I saw many Christians who were partaking in the Jewish Passover, which begins at sundown on April 14th and kicks off the week of Unleavened Bread. So… Continue reading A Passover Feast
Tide and Tempest
In Elizabeth Ludwig's final book in the Edge of Freedom series, Ludwig brings all of her characters back together to finally reveal who The Celt is and what he has to do with the Fenians. In Tide and Tempest, Tillie McGrath is still haunted by the memory of losing her fiance, Braedon, and their unborn… Continue reading Tide and Tempest
Wildwood Creek: A Book Review
Wildwood Creek is an intriguing tale by Lisa Wingate set in both 1861 and the present. While it is difficult to weave together two different stories in one book without losing the reader, Wingate expertly does so while keeping the reader on the edge of their seat. Bonnie Rose is ready to start a new… Continue reading Wildwood Creek: A Book Review
The Dancing Master Review
The Dancing Master by Julie Klassen is a typical Christian romance novel, but it pulls in some interesting details about the history of dancing that makes it a unique read. On the heals of a family scandal, Alec Valcourt moves his wife and sister to a small English town, where he hopes to start a… Continue reading The Dancing Master Review
Prepared for a Purpose: An Inspiring Read
It seems as though every week the news is filled with the story of a school shooting, and the end result is never a happy one. Innocent children are injured, the shooter dead or in custody, and lives are forever changed. Unless you have gone through it in your own community, it is hard to… Continue reading Prepared for a Purpose: An Inspiring Read