This thermometer is amazing for several reasons: It is accurate. That’s important right? Of course! I tested it again other thermometers and it holds its…
Pure Ice Nail Polish is “big 3 free” (toluene, DBP and formaldehyde have been proven to cause cancer and nerve damage among other things). Most…
Sometimes a calling is not all you need to be a missionary. Priscilla White received the call, and thinks she knows exactly where to go. Unfortunately the mission board stands in her way. The only way she can go and teach others about God is to be married. In the same boat is Eli, a doctor who wants to setup a mission and clinic among the Nez Perce. His big plans and fund raising are brought to an abrupt halt by this ruling.
To Win Her Heart by Karen Witemeyer Levi, a newly released convict and ex-prizefighter, and Eden, the town librarian, seem like a mix-matched pair at…
The Girl in the Gatehouse by Julie Klaassen For those that read the synopsis and think this is “just another Regency period book about sailors”…
Flight of Shadows: A Novel by Sigmund Brouwer I liked this book very much but I wanted to like it so much more. When I…
Dining with Joy (A Lowcountry Romance) by Rachel Hauck I’m not sure what it is about series books…I almost always find the last book first!…
Pursuit of Justice (Call of Duty) by DiAnn Mills I do not typically enjoy the all-too-common “power-woman” type books – with a career/power hungry woman…
Living with Confidence in a Chaotic World: What on Earth Should We Do Now? by David Jeremiah This isn’t usually the kind of book I…
Book 3 in the Timber Ridge Reflection series is excellent! This book is full of colorful, deep characters and meaningful plots that work together beautifully to form a warm, interesting story that is worth reading again and again. Rachel is a widow with a bit of a chip on her shoulder. Rand is a skilled doctor with a deep secret fear. As the story develops both characters are forced to deal with their problems and their growing love.
I’ve always said that you can’t really go wrong with a story when the characters start out broken (in someway or another) because we need to read on and know that the characters find healing.