Fiction
Among the Innocent – Mary Alford
When I saw who endorsed Among the Innocent by Mary Alford, I instantly agreed to read it. I usually avoid anything to do with Amish fiction, but based off the synopsis, it seemed more of […]
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
Fiction
Sunburst – Susan May Warren
“‘And hello, maybe you’re exactly where you are supposed to be….Maybe God used your issues to give you exactly what you wanted.’” To think, I had never read Susan May Warren prior to a couple […]
Fiction
Elysium Tide – James R. Hannibal
Hi, Mr. Hannibal? Yes, I would like to lodge a complaint. No, nothing serious. I was just very disappointed in Elysium Tide’s ending. What did I not like? Well, that is easy to explain. You […]
Fiction
The Catch – Lisa Harris
When you read a lot of romantic suspense like I do, many of the stories blur together. You forget details because plots are so similar, and characters have the same types of backgrounds. The Catch […]
Non-Fiction
My Body Is Not a Prayer Request: Disability Justice in the Church – Amy Kenny
In My Body is Not a Prayer Request, Amy Kenny writes with passion and urgency, challenging ableist norms in the church and in society at large. She shares personal stories about facing both active discrimination […]
Fiction
Fatal Code – Natalie Walters
Natalie Walters does it again with Fatal Code, the second novel of her “SNAP Agency” series. I always love her books, because they have a unique sense of humor that I’ve rarely found in other […]
Non-Fiction
Aggressively Happy: A Realist’s Guide to Believing in the Goodness of Life – Joy Marie Clarkson
This book is full of encouragement for people who struggle to reconcile the joy and the suffering that they experience personally and see in the world around them. Joy Marie Clarkson provides a stirring defense […]
Fiction
Malicious Intent – Lynn H. Blackburn
I will admit, I sat on Malicious Intent by Lynn H. Blackburn for an extended period of time before I finally opened it. I had too many romantic suspense authors already in my stack; I didn’t need more. […]
Academic
Tradition and Apocalypse – David Bentley Hart
I’ve been told for some time that I needed to read David Bentley Hart. Not knowing quite where to start (though his That All Shall Be Saved is on my shelf), I ended up beginning […]
Non-Fiction
Recovering Racists – Idelette McVicker
Recovering Racists positions every person who is called White as a beneficiary of racism. And already the arguments begin—“Racism exists, but I’m not racist.” “It’s racist to say that all white people are racist.” “I […]