“When I first set eyes on Evelyn Barton-Forbes, she was walking the streets of Rome.” Opening line of “Crocodile on the Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters According to my mother, I … Read More ›
I really enjoy the angle that the author uses that allows Eve to get face to face with family and suspects alike. As an obituary writer, her profession gets her … Read More ›
“Sergeant First Class Asher James stared at Captain Phillip Newell, sure that he’d heard wrong.” Opening line of “Collateral Damage” by Lynette Eason “Collateral Damage” by Lynette Eason is the … Read More ›
I enjoyed this novel from the first page to the last. The leading lady, Lilly Adler, is just lovely. I enjoyed her depth and the author’s skill in communicating what … Read More ›
The authors of “Compassion (&) Conviction” describe the role of the book as “…a gospel-centered framework to help Christians reflect the compassion and conviction of Jesus Christ in the public … Read More ›
Once again a story with many threads and a “Hercule Poiret” style ending. I have read a number of murder mystery authors and while one understands that there has to … Read More ›
Fiona Veitch Smith’s Poppy Debby Investigates series has become one of my favourites! Her new release, “The Cairo Brief”, is a great addition to this collection. I love the audiobooks, … Read More ›
There is such wisdom in this chapter of Proverbs. (Proverbs 30). I was completely unaware of Agur or this wisdom until I came across the book on Netgalley. I discovered … Read More ›
This story grabbed my attention from the beginning and kept it for the entire story. The plot is intelligent and well thought through. The characters are well-written and relatable. Lots … Read More ›
“7 Feasts” by Erin Davis is a 8 week Bible study which focuses on creating a link from the feasts of the Old Testament, through the Gospel, to the reader’s … Read More ›
Amanda Barratt’s novel “The White Rose Resists” is inspired by true events that take place during World War Two in Germany. It is as eye opening as it is heartbreaking, … Read More ›