Romance has come a long way. Or has it? For fun, I decided to compare two contemporary Christian romances. This is one that I read 25 years ago. The book? Lori Wick’s Sophie’s Heart. This quote is from a book that I finished yesterday. Hadley Beckett’s Next Dish by Bethany Turner. To be clear, I […]
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Above the Fold: Lines about Rachel Scott McDaniel’s Debut Novel
Above the Fold provides readers with a glimpse into the competitive world of journalism, especially if you happen to be a woman, in the Roaring Twenties. Rachel Scott McDaniel’s debut novel is a Christian historical fiction selection. I highly recommend it. What makes this book a great story is all of the included elements: suspense, […]
Continue readingThe Written Lines of Jenn Faulk
Jnnn Faulk writes Christian romances. Before you dismiss her books, please know that this does not mean passionate or cheesy scenes. Instead her focus includes how people connect in the light of how Christ impacts our lives. How the main characters come into their relationship status varies with every book. I started out of my […]
Continue readingThe Written Lines of Susan May Warren
I have a list of authors that I consistently look for. One of my very favorites is Susan May Warren! I think I read her first series fairly soon after it was released. What I appreciate about her books … + She writes what she knows. Mostly. I am not sure that she has […]
Continue readingDelayed Justice: Lines about Book 3 in the Hidden Justice Series by Cara Putman
Another great book by Cara Putman – an affiliate link is included in case you want to purchase the Delayed Justice for yourself! How can anyone move past a traumatic experience? That is the issue that Jamie Nichols has to tackle. She is a successful lawyer who thought she had moved on from her childhood […]
Continue readingThe Written Lines of Dani Pettrey
This week I am introducing you to the second author with a novella in the book, Sins of the Past, and her name is Dani Pettrey. Because Dani happens to have homeschooled her children (at least for a season), I feel a natural affinity for her writing. That and the fact that she does write […]
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