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7 Hours Omnibus
7 Hours Omnibus (7 Hours series) Various Tyndale House July 1, 2012 Death comes for everyone. But what if you were given seven more hours? Would you go back and relive a previous time in your life? Or...
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The Newlyweds by Nell Freudenberger
Meet Amina and George, The Newlyweds. They are not your typical American couple. In fact, they aren’t even both Americans. Having met on the AsianEuro.com matchmaking site and gotten engaged after...
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Beyond Hope’s Valley by Tricia Goyer
Beyond Hope’s Valley is the third book in the Big Sky series by Tricia Goyer, which tells the story of a young Amish woman, Marianna Sommer. Read my review and enter to win a copy of this exciting...
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Healing Is a Choice by Stephen Arterburn
Healing Is a Choice: 10 Decisions That Will Transform Your Life and 10 Lies That Can Prevent You From Making Them by Stephen Arterburn Thomas Nelson, 2011 I first became acquainted with Stephen...
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The Immortal Rules by Julie Kagawa
It has been a long time since I have read a vampire story, probably since the original Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice in the 1990s, but I am so glad I took a chance on Julie Kagawa’s The Immortal...
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What’s on My Nightstand – May 2012
This month was probably one of my most varied months for reading, ranging from Amish fiction to a vampire story and including a variety of non-fiction books as well. I also read one of the most...
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Heaven Is Here by Stephanie Nielson
On a beautiful late summer day in August 2008, Stephanie Nielson’s fairytale life is devastated when her husband’s small plane crashes. The horrific crash leaves their friend and flight instructor...
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Sharing Time
Although I have been reading up a storm and enjoying sharing my love of books with my readers, I fear I have misplaced my blogging mojo in other areas recently. I am still reading blogs, however, and...
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Yellow Crocus by Laila Ibrahim
“Mattie was never truly mine.” It is with these deeply profound words that the story of Elizabeth Wainwright in Yellow Crocus: A Novel by Laila Ibrahim begins. As Elizabeth is making her entry into the...
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Glamorous Illusions by Lisa T. Bergren
Glamorous Illusions is the first novel in Lisa T. Bergren’s new Grand Tour series. The year is 1913, and Cora Diehl returns from her second year of college to find her father struck down by illness and...
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No Longer a SECRET by Doreit Bialer and Lucy Jane Miller
No Longer A SECRET: Unique Common Sense Strategies for Children with Sensory or Motor Challenges by Doreit Bialer, MA, OTR/L, and Lucy Jane Miller, Ph.D., OTR Sensory World, 2011 This book is the...
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Special Offer from Future Horizons
Note: this is a special offer from Future Horizons that I have been given permission to share with my readers. It is only available by phone or fax through June 25th, so if you’re interested in the...
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The World Without You by Joshua Henkin
In The World Without You, a novel by Joshua Henkin, the year is 2005. And as the July 4th holiday approaches, the members of the Frankel family are traveling from their homes to the family’s summer...
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Spring Reading Thing Wrapup
My original list for the Callapidder Days’ Spring Reading Thing challenge had 16 books on it, of which a whopping 10 were non-fiction. Unusual for me, but I have been getting into more variety on the...
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Keepsake by Kristina Riggle
This lovely book arrived at my workplace on a Thursday morning and, despite having several other books that were already waiting to be read and which were coming out sooner than this one, I started...
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What’s On My Nightstand – June 2012
I’ve been reading up a storm again this month, and mostly on my Kindle. Holding a real book in my hand is still the best, but I am definitely getting used to the electronic format. Reviews posted at 5...
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Hope Springs by Kim Cash Tate
In her fourth novel, inspirational author Kimberly Cash Tate invites us along on a journey to Hope Springs. For the Sanders family, this small, quiet town is home. Those who don’t live nearby make the...
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Coming Home by Karen Kingsbury
Coming Home by Karen Kingsbury is the final book centering on the Baxter family, which has been featured in twenty-two books spanning five different series. As patriarch John Baxter approaches his...
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How We Love by Milan and Kay Yerkovich
How We Love: Discover Your Love Style, Enhance Your Marriage by Milan and Kay Yerkovich My rating: 5 of 5 stars This was a fascinating book. I have been listening to the New Life Live radio show for...
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An Unexpected Guest by Anne Korkeakivi
I finished reading An Unexpected Guest, the debut novel by author Anne Korkeakivi, several weeks ago and have been pondering what to write about it ever since. Although the events in the book take...
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