Christian Historical Fiction based off love, family, and faith
My siblings gave me raised eyebrows when they heard about the book I was reading. And no surprise, because usually the books I pick out are set somewhere west of the Mississippi and involve homesteaders or cowboys or trail-blazers of some kind.
And this book is set in England. On the Island of Tresco. And involves a titled lady, pirate treasure, and botany. Definitely not my usual read.
Continue reading “A Book Review for The Nature of a Lady”
As an author, I so love it when I stumble across a history fact that will help bring a story to life. For me, there are three types of “history finds.”
1. The “set it on fire” kind of facts, which don’t come very often, but when they do, they have the potential to make a book based off that one fact alone.
2. The “dry facts”, which are really boring, but slightly useful. And,
Continue reading “From Way Back When–Rules and Manners”
This week I just finished the book Love by the Letter, a prequel novella to the Unexpected Bride’s series. It was such a fun read, and it certainly got me interested in the rest of the series!
Continue reading “Love by the Letter by Melissa Jagears”
If you are plagued by the idea that maybe you aren’t that great of a reader (or if you just want to see where you rank on this test), take this reading quiz to set your mind at ease. To take this quiz, first decide on your answer, then read the results I’ve written below each question. At the very end of the article, I’ll give you a final overview of your reading status.
Continue reading “Are You Concerned That You Aren’t a Good Reader?”
Anyone who’s a reader knows that picking a favorite book is almost impossible. But I do know that Karen Witemeyer is my absolute favorite author, and of all her books, I think Short-Straw Bride is my favorite. At least, that’s the way things sit for right now.
Continue reading “Karen Witemeyer’s Short Straw Bride–Definitely a Must Read!”