A Small Taste of the Weekend, Any Day of the Week
Jen Turano. Caught By Surprise. Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House Publishers, 2018. This summer has turned out to be a particularly fun time for book releases. My list of new releases over the last several months has been extensive and I’m confident that I’ll be continuing to post reviews from these books well into early fall. …
Rachel Fordham. The Hope of Azure Springs. Grand Rapids, MI: Revell, 2018. I’m not typically the person who cries while reading or watching movies. Some people find that cathartic, but I would prefer to find something humorous. However, I have found that some novels are so poignant that anything less than tears would do the …
Pam Hillman. The Road to Magnolia Glen. Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2018. In reading a great number of historical fiction books on a regular basis, one starts to notice how some time periods are exceptionally well represented in the genre. In comparison, others that are equally fascinating are almost entirely neglected. Fortunately, Ms. …
Courtney Walsh. Just Let Go. Carol Stream, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 2018. This past month has been filled with reminders of how blessed I am to work with staff at Christian publishers. In big and small ways, they have come through for me, ensuring that this blog continues to highlight new releases in the Christian …
Elizabeth Camden. A Daring Venture. Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House Publishers, 2018. My to-be-read pile for this summer just keeps growing! Some of my favorite authors are releasing new books over the next several months and I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if some of these books are my favorites of the year. In the second entry …