Tag: Christian Romance

Feb 27
Book Review, Reading

Lost Princesses with Hidden Identities

This past week I read Jody Hedlund’s Lost Princesses series. These four medieval Christian romances are filled with political upheaval and tragic circumstances, but also fierce loyalty and swoony romantic moments. *sigh* I lost myself in the historical backdrop of courageous knights, narrow escapes and newfound strength. However, before I dive into my reviews, I […]

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Jan 30
Book Review, Reading

Five Rom-Coms, One Big Smile

Reading books by an author whose voice you already know and enjoy, not just on the page but through their newsletters and interactions with readers, is a special thing. I’ve subscribed to Liwen Y Ho’s newsletter for several years, and she has a wonderful way of blending humour, everyday life, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into her […]

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Dec 19
Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading

Not Exactly Mr Darcy (and Exactly My Kind of Read)

There’s something special about discovering a new series from an author you already trust. When that series is inspired by Pride and Prejudice, written by one of your favourite Aussie authors, and infused with faith, history, and heart… well, it’s guaranteed to land on my happy-reading list. Not Exactly Mr Darcy by Carolyn Miller is […]

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Dec 3
Book Review, Fun Facts, Reading

Stepping Into a New Season with a New Read

December has arrived in all its glittery, slightly chaotic glory. With our school year done, I’ve got more time to tackle the end-of-year rush, enjoy some summery weather (at last!), and dive into a new read. ’Tis the season for stories with heart, healing, and a little holiday warmth, even if Christmas equals sunshine here […]

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Nov 6
Book Review, Reading

At Last… Winter’s Release

If you’ve read my blog longer than a second, you might remember my post from May, Have You Met Dora Hiers?, where I shared my thoughts on the first three books in Ms Hiers’s A Love for Every Season series. Each story followed one of the Season sisters as they discovered faith, love, and a […]

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