My Ramblings on Life, Literature, and Faith
Who I Am with You by Robin Lee Hatcher is the first book in the new Legacy of Faith series, and the most recent book I’ve been sent from the Thomas Nelson and Zondervan Fiction Guild. I read it in a day. Advertisements
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Today’s post is a guest book review by my sister! The Warrior Maiden was written by Melanie Dickerson. It was published in 2019 with HarperCollins Publishing. This enrapturing new installment in Melanie Dickerson’s fairy tale romance collection explores the story of Mulan!
Read MoreA Desperate Hope by Elizabeth Camden is the third book in the Empire State series. I love reading Camden’s works because she always has the most unique plots that teach you about forgotten pieces of history as they entertain you.
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It’s Not Supposed to Be This Way by Lysa TerKeurst
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The Liberty Bride by MaryLu Tyndall is the sixth book in a series of books by various authors, telling a story through the birth of America. This story is set during the war of 1812.
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Today’s post is a list of books I’m aiming to read this year. They aren’t necessarily released in 2019, just books I’ve been wanting to read for a little while that I hope to get around to.
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Whoohoo and welcome back to one of my favorite posts every year, the post where I look over all the books I read and tell you which ones are my favorite! I read 58 books in 2018, and I’ve narrowed the list down to the top 11 I want to share with you all. They […]
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Freedom’s Light by Colleen Coble is one of the latest books I’ve received from the Thomas Nelson and Zondervan Fiction Guild. I haven’t been a huge fan of Coble’s in the past, but I enjoyed this novel. I love historical novels and have read several centered around lighthouses, so this fell within my sweet spot […]
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Searching for You by Jody Hedlund is the third book in Hedlund’s “Orphan Train” series. In this series, Hedlund takes an interesting perspective on this historical phenomena, following the perspectives of three German immigrant sisters and how their lives in America were all touched by the orphan trains of the Children’s Aid Society.
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