Several months ago, someone recommended Michelle Griep's The Captive Heart and it was such a great story about colonial America, native relations and indentured servants. It resonated with me and reminded me of other great reads from the period. So when I got the opportunity to review The Captured Bride, I was looking forward to it. … Continue reading Book Review: The Captured Bride
I was looking forward to reading this book from the moment I heard about it. Her last few series have been centered around B-19 pilots, the Nightingales, the WAVES, and now, three brothers, estranged before the war and brought together by an event: D-Day. And so begins the first book, The Sea Before Us, from … Continue reading Book Review: The Sea Before Us
As I'm in the middle of our American History Through Christian Fiction series, I felt it would be helpful for me to post a review of one of my favorite series because it spans two of our upcoming posts. You may or may not have heard of it as it's out of print now and … Continue reading Book Review: Daughters of Fortune Series
The best part of this blog series is that I'm discovering new books too. So as Madeline Clark and I have been putting together this list for you all, I stumbled across Deeanne Gist's It Happened At the Fair. And oh my word, it took me right back to a conversation about Oralism we had … Continue reading Book Review: It Happened At the Fair
I have a confession to make. I took AP English my senior year of high school and I barely read any of the assigned texts. One of which was Pride and Prejudice. I even wrote one of my essays on that particular title. Thank you Sparknotes! My dilemma was Austen's verbosity. I would get mired … Continue reading Book Review: First Impressions
All avid readers of Christian Romance know one thing: There are certain story arcs that we just love to read. Sometimes, you pick up a book and love it so much, you want to read more like it. So here, for your ever-growing TBR "to be read" pile, are a list of titles that include … Continue reading Great Christian Fiction About: Convenient Marriages
Every now and then, I take a peek in my church library to see if there's anything new. I pass over a lot of titles, but every now and then, one catches my eye. Now, for the last several months, I've looked at this one and thought, "That looks interesting," but walked away in the … Continue reading Book Review: Five Days in Skye
