A Small Taste of the Weekend, Any Day of the Week
Colleen Coble. Freedom’s Light. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2018. I’m always curious about authors’ early works and how they differ or remain surprisingly consistent with their later works. With this week’s book, I was fascinated to see the evolution of Colleen Coble’s writing throughout her career, with this novel being her first that she ever …
Roseanna M. White. An Hour Unspent. Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House Publishers, 2018. Ms. White’s Shadows Over England may be one of my favorite series set during the World War I period. The first two novels definitely topped my 5-star list and I am thrilled to say that her conclusion to the series managed to meet …
Carolyn Miller. Miss Serena’s Secret. Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Publications, 2018. With the Labor Day weekend, I nearly missed the fact that today is Tuesday. Fortunately, there are still more hours in the day and I’ll have this posted for all of you soon. As promised last week, I’m featuring the second book in Carolyn …
Carolyn Miller. Winning Miss Winthrop. Grand Rapids, MI: Kregel Publications, 2018. I’m amazed at Ms. Miller’s ability to turn out incredibly polished and complex novels in seemingly record time. After releasing a trilogy last year, she looks to be pulling it off again this year, too! Ms. Miller starts her Regency Brides: A Promise of …
Tara Johnson. Engraved on the Heart. Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2018. Many of the historical fiction books that I read in high school were almost exclusively set during the Civil War. After a while, I almost actively avoided most books set during that time period, just as a result of near burn-out on …