Encouraging women to slow down, see God, and be changed
Claire and Charlotte might be from two different centuries and very different backgrounds, but they have much more in common than simply living in the same house. Read my book review of A Million Little Pieces by Tamera Alexander — her first novel that branches out from historical romance.
How long are you bound to a promise you made? What does “family” really mean? And when everything else is stripped away, what do you really want?
Hi, everyone. A few weeks ago I introduced you to another website I launched earlier this year: Clean Fiction Book Reviews. In case you haven't hopped over there yet, here are links to the latest reviews I've posted. I hope you'll stop by and subscribe if you enjoy getting the scoop on books across different… Continue reading Book reviews: A Dance in Donegal, The Paris Betrayal, and Bookshop by the Sea
A story of racial reconciliation and the cost of telling the truth Back cover copy: In a town battered and bruised by war, one woman embarks upon an impossible search — and one man must face the past in the very place that almost destroyed him. Tennessee, 1866. According to the last letter Irish immigrant… Continue reading Book review: Colors of Truth by Tamera Alexander
