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Book Reviews

Oliver: The True Story of a Stolen Dog and the Humans He Brought Together (Exclusive Interview with the Author)
January 26, 2021

Oliver is an incredible story of Steven J. Carino’s journey to find his stolen dog, Oliver. Heart-wrenching yet uplifting, this book reminds us that when we put our trust in the Lord, He will always be with us and help us in our time of need.

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Called to Create
January 7, 2021

For too long, we have been taught that only when we make enough money can we pursue the calling placed on our lives. Living life by the Spirit breaks the status quo, and our fear of failure stops us even trying to obey where God is calling us to go. In Called to Create, Jordan Raynor opens up the Bible and invites entrepreneurs who have dedicated their lives to bring glory to God through their work to inspire others that now is the time to pursue purpose and calling. In the Kingdom of God, there is a job for everyone; what is yours? Have you been called to create?

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Book Reviews  / Non-Fiction

To Dwell Among Cedars (Includes a Q&A with the Author)
December 1, 2020

A powerful story of adoption, covenant, promise, love, and war, To Dwell Among Cedars not only gives Biblical fiction lovers another amazing story to share with friends but is a narrative that will stay in your mind for days and months to come.

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Biblical Fiction  / Book Reviews

The Cul-de-Sac War
November 10, 2020

The Cul-de-Sac War was one of the funniest and charming contemporary romance novels I have read all year! Clean and full of spirit, the characters were hysterical, and the plot a perfect pick-me-up! If this were a movie, it would be my choice for a girl’s night or lazy day!

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Book Reviews  / Fiction

Children of the Stars
October 16, 2020

We often read about people’s grueling survival or perilous journeys through war zones, immersing ourselves into a world of dirt and darkness, but what about the light and hope that remained within so many? Children of the Stars brings both of these themes to life in this phenomenal narrative of two brothers as they trek across war-torn France to be reunited with their parents.

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Book Reviews  / Historical Fiction

A Change of Affection
September 25, 2020

A book that will shake your world and test your heart! A Change of Affection is more than a man’s redemption story; it’s an awakening that will ask who you are and how far you will go for Jesus!

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Book Reviews  / Non-Fiction

Tree of Life Series
September 3, 2020

In the small town of Canyon Mines, Colorado, nothing new goes unnoticed. As newcomers enter the town for an escape or searching for their history, it’s up to the father-daughter duo, Nolan and Jillian Duffy, to find the answers. Meanwhile, rewinding in time, a whole new world is introduced as readers get to meet the ancestors who shape the protagonist’s existence. The Tree of Life Series will spark your interest in genealogy and pull on your heartstrings with its narratives.

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Love and a Little White Lie (State of Grace: Book 1)
August 21, 2020

Tammy L. Gray returns with a new and exciting series, State of Grace! Love and a Little White Lie is the perfect summer read for those hoping to get lost in a clean romance story that will pull on all of your emotions!

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Biblical Fiction  / Book Reviews

Uninvited
July 27, 2020

Sometimes it’s the book we don’t think we need that is the most impactful! As someone who doesn’t struggle with rejection — at least, I thought I didn’t — I picked up Uninvited in hopes of having something encouraging to read before bed each night. Little did I know, this book was going to challenge my thinking and allow God to reveal things in my life that I had no idea were there!

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Redeeming Love
July 7, 2020

Redeeming Love is one of those books that you hear people always recommending. For years, I have had many people tell me about this novel, but I was skeptical. In my mind, there was no way this book could live up to the praise it was getting; but, after finally giving in and reading this renowned novel, I can confirm that this book is 100% deserving of its acclaim!

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The Boy on the Wooden Box
May 29, 2020

A hidden gem in a sea of countless publications, The Boy on the Wooden Box, is a memoir about Leon Leyson, the youngest to be included on Schindler’s List. His story is inspiring and impactful, leaving you on the edge of your seat until the final word is read!

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Dita Kraus, The Librarian of Auschwitz speaks about her Delayed Life
April 21, 2020

What really happened in the children’s block of Hitler’s death camp? Did books really save Dita? Was Israel truly the land of promise and freedom in 1949? The inspiration of an international bestseller shares the truth in an exclusive interview!

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Like Flames in the Night (Including Q&A with the Author)
March 30, 2020

Finishing a fabulous book series is always bittersweet. For more than three years, Cities of Refuge has taken us on a journey that brought us into Moriyah and Derek’s family, allowing us to get to know each of their children and friends as if they were our own. Usually, I cannot wait to devour a book, but, with Like Flames in the Night, I wanted to savor every minute and prolong the inevitable ending of this incredible series for as long as possible.

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Milkweed
February 22, 2020

Milkweed is honestly a masterpiece, for lack of a better word, and I was sad when each chapter came to an end! The story highlights the innocence of a child and proves that hatred is taught.

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Book Reviews  / Historical Fiction  / Young Adult

A Girl’s Guide to the Outback
February 9, 2020

A Girl’s Guide to the Outback takes on the classic story of enemies to lovers; however, while this novel is an endearing love story where loyalty runs high and Australian slang is plenty, many things were lacking in this novel.

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The Camera Never Lies
December 12, 2019

The Camera Never Lies is a book unlike any other. Breaking the barrier between page and reader, David Rawlings challenges all who pick up this book to face the truth of their lives and strive to live a life of “No Secrets.”

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Biblical Fiction  / Book Reviews  / Fiction

Be Loved
November 11, 2019

For years, I have heard about Emma Mae Jenkins and occasionally stumbled across her YouTube videos. I used to think her joyful, bubbly, presence was an act, and I would feel uncomfortable with how forward and loving she seemed. It […]

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Book Reviews  / Non-Fiction

Cilka’s Journey
September 29, 2019

The sequel to The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Cilka’s Journey travels to the cold and treacherous land of Siberia where Cilka’s fight for survival continues.

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Book Reviews  / Historical Fiction

I Kissed Dating Goodbye
September 25, 2019

I Kissed Dating Goodbye was a book that haunted me throughout my childhood; however, five years later, I’ve read it again to understand the controversy and hurt that it has caused in the Christian community.

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Book Reviews  / Non-Fiction

Where the Angels Lived
September 11, 2019

Margaret McMullen was looking for a story; but after visiting Yad Vashem during her trip to Israel in 2008, she found more than her next book, she found her family!

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Until the Mountains Fall (Including Q&A with the Author)
July 2, 2019

Tear-jerking, action-packed, and suspenseful! Connilyn Cossette exceeds expectation with her latest novel, Until the Mountains Fall!

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Biblical Fiction  / Book Reviews

Girl, Stop Apologizing
June 25, 2019

GOLD. FIRE. FIERCE. EYE-OPENING. Rachel Hollis brings the roof down with her latest book! If you loved Girl, Wash Your Face, your mind is going to be blown with Girl, Stop Apologizing.

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The Memory House (Exclusive Interview with the Author)
June 5, 2019

Centering on the lives of four individuals, The Memory House takes us on a journey through time. Including an exclusive interview with the author, this is a review you don’t want to miss!

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Biblical Fiction  / Book Reviews

Love & Gelato
May 21, 2019

After spending the last couple of weeks reading Historical Fiction, I felt like it was time for me to read something lighter and Love & Gelato was the perfect choice!

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Book Reviews  / Young Adult

The Tattooist of Auschwitz
May 1, 2019

At least once a year I come across a book that changes my view on life. This year, the first book that has impacted my life is The Tattooist of Auschwitz.

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Book Reviews  / Historical Fiction

Alex Rider Series
April 10, 2019

More than ten years ago, I began reading the Alex Rider series, and it quickly became one of my favorites. The series follows fourteen-year-old Alex Rider, whose world is turned upside down after his uncle’s sudden death. A whole new world is opened up to Alex, and he soon learns that his uncle wasn’t the man he said he was. In fact, not only was Alex’s uncle a spy but for years he had been training Alex to follow in his footsteps.

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Book Reviews  / Young Adult

In His Steps
February 27, 2019

Never has there been a book I’ve loathed more than In His Steps; however, after ten years of hateful thoughts towards this novel, I have had a change of heart!

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The Nightingale
February 12, 2019

“Men tell stories, women get on with it. For us it was a shadow war. There were no parades for us when it was over, no medals or mentions in history books. We did what we had to during the war, and when it was over, we picked up the pieces and started our lives over.” – Kristen Hannah, The Nightingale

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Book Reviews  / Historical Fiction

There You’ll Find Me
February 4, 2019

Books were created for various reasons. One of these reasons, I believe, is to spark inspiration in other people’s lives. On two occasions, There You’ll Find Me, has been that kind of book to me. I stumbled upon it accidentally a couple of years ago and then re-read it last year; both times, I learned something new about myself and got the answers I’d been looking for.

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Adrift
January 29, 2019

Last year, the film Adrift was released to theaters. Based on a true story, the film was exceptionally done and very well acted! (A movie with Sam Claflin with Shailene Woodley? Count me in!). After watching the movie, I learned that […]

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