Oscar and the Mystery of the Glowing Orbs – Don Everts
My single sentence review of Oscar and the Mystery of the Glowing Orbs is that it is an interesting story with baffling execution that brings up a lot of good ideas and then utterly fails […]
My single sentence review of Oscar and the Mystery of the Glowing Orbs is that it is an interesting story with baffling execution that brings up a lot of good ideas and then utterly fails […]
Let me tell you about Jaime Jo Wright’s genius: her novels are comfortingly familiar yet still engagingly original. With every novel, she manages to walk down a familiar path while giving readers a completely different […]
I’m going to do something strange and begin with a quasi-criticism of a Jaime Jo Wright novel. Bear with me and you can determine for yourself how valid it is or if it’s something you’d […]
As a wilderness survival expert, Therese has seen (and done) a lot. But seeking a missing girl in Guadalupe Mountains National Park wasn’t something she ever thought she would do. She recruits Blane to help, […]
Perilous Tides by Elizabeth Goddard is the second novel in her “Hidden Bay” series, and what a novel it was! It is well connected with the first model; however, it stands well on its own. […]
Final Approach by Lynette Eason rounds out her “Lake City Heroes” series. We see the return of previous’ novels characters while focusing on the budding relationship between two others: Andrew and Kristine. Both have scarred, […]
Last Light Over Galveston by Jennifer L. Wright follows Kathleen McDaniel, who ran as far away from her family as her supply of money could take her. A tragic incident opened her eyes to certain […]
Review of A New Song by Jan Karon While A New Song by Jan Karon won the inaugural award for contemporary Christian fiction, that award might as well be for the first five of Jan […]
Break My Fall by Lynn H. Blackburn continues the author’s “Gossamer Falls” series, thrusting readers into a small community that is once again fraught with danger. Grayson Ward has closed off his heart to a […]
Let me preference this with how my heart cried when I read the words “final installment” in The Beijing Betrayal’s synopsis. As an avid reader of Brad Thor and Vince Flynn, the character of Marcus […]
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