In this timely, gracious-yet-truthful critique of the American church’s relationship with celebrity, journalist and editor Katelyn Beaty pulls back the curtain on the human heart and its love of fame—for those at the top, and those in the pews. Thank you to NetGalley and Baker Academic and Brazos ...
Book Review: The No-Show
If you haven’t read any Beth O’Leary books yet: 1) why not? and 2) why are you still reading this post and not going to get one? She has recently become one of my favorite authors, not only for her good writing but because her books have such clever premises. I read her newest one, The No-Show, in ...
Book Review: A Lady’s Guide to Fortune-Hunting
We’ve been on vacation this week, and despite all the walks in the woods and swimming in lakes and keeping small children occupied, I flew through Sophie Irwin’s debut in less than two days. This was so enjoyable to read—Jane Austen meets Sabrina, with two sharp main characters battling it out ...
Life, Interrupted
I’m a planner. I regularly consult my calendar; I’m always checking the weather. By the time breakfast is done, I’m thinking about dinner. There’s comfort in knowing what’s coming next, in having a sense of control. If only life cooperated. None of us are strangers to thwarted plans. In April ...
Book Review: In Her Boots
KJ Dell’Antonia's (THE CHICKEN SISTERS) newest novel, IN HER BOOTS, is a story about finding the courage to be yourself, with a broken mother-daughter relationship at its heart. THE GIST: Rhett Gallagher has been living the nomad life for twenty years, but it screeches to a halt when her ...
