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 ...
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 ...
Book Review: The Bodyguard
This is my first Katherine Center book, and it won’t be my last. It’s a light-hearted, clean rom-com which combines the fake-dating trope with going undercover. Thank you to St. Martin’s Press and NetGalley for the gifted e-copy. Look out for this one on July 19th. Here’s the premise: ...
Book Review: The Last Thing He Told Me
I don't review every book I read, but I had to write up this one. I can see why this book has done so well: it has one of those intriguing hooks that literally makes a person go, “I have to read this.” Pretty cool it's going to be a TV series starring Jennifer Garner.Here’s the premise: Hannah and ...
Book Review: The Path to Peace
Happy Publication Day to this incredible devotional, The Path to Peace: Experiencing God's Comfort When You're Overwhelmed, by Ann Swindell. This book is just what I've been needing these past few weeks. With bite-sized chunks of truth over forty days, this devotional delves into the lives of Bible ...
