I enjoyed the NKJV FaithGirlz Bible because it is very tween/teen friendly and has notes and stories in it that correspond with the verses around it. Certain verses are also recognized and labeled “Treasure This”, to suggest memorization and application...
"The Cactus Creek Challenge" by Erica Vetsch is the first book that I've read by this author, and it is a stand-alone novel. I came across this book randomly while searching through books by this publisher, and was intrigued by th eplot line, which I...
"Among the Fair Magnolias" is a collection of four novellas set in the years following the Civil War, and is written by Tamera Alexander, Dorothy Love, Shelley Gray, and Elizabeth Musser. It is published by Thomas Nelson. I went into this collection only...
"The Golden Braid" by Melanie Dickerson is the latest fairy tale retelling that is loosely connected to her other novels, but works as a stand-alone. I was excited for this plot, as I love Rapunzal, but I felt it this followed the Disney version "Tangled"...
"Love in the Details" is the November addition to the "Year of Weddings" novella series, which can be read in any order, and is the first novella by Becky Wade. I was very excited for more of Mrs. Wade's writings while waiting for the fourth book in the...
1. Her One and Only by Becky Wade. I hate to see this series end, but I'm excited for this last installment! 2. The Goodbye Bride by Denise Hunter. I really like both this author and this series (thus far) so I'm looking forward to this! 3. Cover Yet...
"Counting on a Cowboy" by Debra Clopton is the second book in the "A Four of Hearts Ranch Romance" but the first book that I've read by this author. I didn't find the story hard to follow whatsoever, even though I haven't read the first book in the series,...
At Love's Bidding by Regina Jennings is the second book in the Ozark Mountain Romance series. It works as a stand-alone, though I have read book one in the series. Miranda Wimplegate helps around her family's auction house, which has recently accidentally...
"Charity's Cross" by MaryLu Tyndall is the "fourth" book in the Charles Towne Belles series. This was a really fun read because I've read a lot of MaryLu Tyndall's books, and so I recognized characters from a lot of her other books. She combines the characters...
I have really enjoyed novella collections this fall because with school and life, I haven't had a whole lot of time to sit down and read a full novel. Plus, novellas are a great way to be introduced to new authors without committing to read a full novel...
Kissed by a Cowboy by Debra Clopton is the third book in the "Four of Hearts Ranch Romance" series. It works as a stand alone, although it mentions the two brothers from previous books. I've read the second book in this series also, but thought both worked...
I, as I mentioned in one of my other posts, do enjoy reading novella collections. I really enjoyed the Lassoed By Marriage Collection that Barbour publishers put out earlier this year, and I loved watching the Love Comes Softly movies this summer, plus...
The Goodbye Bride by Denise Hunter is the second book in the "Summer Harbor" series. I know it's not very far into the year yet, but I think this may be my favorite book of 2016, or at least high on my list. I really liked the themes of forgiveness, reconciliation,...
"Calico Spy" by Margaret Brownley is the third book in the "Undercover Ladies" series. While I didn't enjoy the books of this series nearly as much as I did "Gunpowder Tea", this was still a good mystery. This can work as a stand alone novel, as really...
The Cowboy's Bride Collection is yet another novella collection by Barbour publishers. I liked this one better than the Love is Patient Romance Collection which I've previously reviewed. I find that it's kind of a hit-or-miss with novella collections,...
Undaunted Hope is the third book in the "Beacons of Hope" trilogy...except I saw recently that there will be a fourth book so it's not really a trilogy!! Eek! I'm so excited. So anyway, this is by Jody Hedlund and published by Bethany House. Each book...
Whispers in the Reading Room by Shelley Gray is the third book in the "Chicago World's Fair Mystery" series. I have not read the other two books in this series but found that it works quite well as a stand-alone. In fact, this is my first book by this...
Remember to Forget by Ashley Royer is published by Thomas Nelson. As a reviewer, being the same age as the author, I say kudos to her and her success. While I could tell that she wasn't as "polished", if you will, as professional writers, I thought that...
Unashamed by Christine Caine caught my eye as soon as I saw it in a newsletter I received from the publisher. I have listened to several of Ms. Caine's messages online, and I have consistently been blessed, encouraged, strengthened, and challenged in...
The Beautiful Pretender by Melanie Dickerson is the second book in the "Medieval Fairy Tale" series, the first of which was The Huntress of Thornbeck Forest. I really enjoyed the first book in this series, and I liked this one as well. The main characters...
The Family of Jesus by Karen Kingsbury is a unique book. I have not read much from Karen Kingsbury (gasp! I know! My mom and several of my friends have read her works, but for some reason, they usually don't hold my interest), but what I have read from...
From This Moment is the latest stand alone novel by Elizabeth Camden. It's published by Bethany House and was a fascinating read. Elizabeth Camden is one of my favorite authors because I can tell that she puts a lot of research and time into her novels,...
No Other Will Do is a stand alone novel by Karen Witemeyer, and is published by Bethany House. As usual, this novel is set in the American West in the 1800s, but the characters had their own unique passions. Emma Chandler grew up with her two eccentric,...
Forever Safe by Jody Hedlund is the fourth and final book in the Beacons of Hope series. It is not published by Bethany House, as the rest of the series was, but is instead self-published. This story follows Virginia Cole, the daughter of Henry Cole,...
One Paris Summer by Denise Grover Swank is a stand alone book published by Blink, a division of Harper Collins publishers. It is the first book that I've read by this author, and I thought it was a decent way to pass the time. Blink publishing is not...
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