I’ve spent the last few weeks re-evaluating my priorities and contemplating the Why of life… especially the Why behind so many social media comments, blog posts and news articles I’ve read. The assassination of a man who shared my faith has made me think. For me, that’s meant more time in my Bible and in […]
If you’ve been here a while, you’ll know I’m a sucker for time travel romance. Whether it’s swoony medieval knights or modern-day jump-and-save adventures, I fall hard every time (like in Jody Hedlund’s Waters of Time series, which I’ve blogged about). When I spotted Sarah M Eden’s Echoes of the Sea on NetGalley, I jumped […]
I have. Last year, I finally read Melissa Ferguson’s debut novel, The Dating Charade. By then, I’d already devoured a bunch of her newer books. Once I finished it, I went looking for what else she’d written and spotted The Cul-de-Sac War in my Libby library app. Fast-forward twelve months and seventeen ebook borrow/return cycles […]
I’ve been blogging for several years, but was stunned earlier this week when I realised I haven’t reviewed any of Kimberly Rae Jordan’s books. I’m a big fan of KRJ. I preorder all her ebooks (top tip: she heavily discounts them when they first hit Amazon!), read her newsletters when they sporadically land in my […]
I’ve been blogging about Emma St Clair since my very first book review post (this one here), but my love for her books goes back even further—to when I first discovered her Sandover Beach series, long before her Love Clichés romcoms catapulted her into the spotlight. *blows on fingernails and polishes them on shirt* Told […]
My girls and I are soaking up the slower pace of the winter school holidays right now, which has meant I’ve finally curled up with Sara Brunsvold’s latest release, The Atlas of Untold Stories, a powerful Christian women’s fiction novel exploring family, faith and forgiveness. The story focuses on two generations of Vance women—Edie and […]
