My Ramblings on Life, Literature, and Faith
This was a hard book to read and even harder to formulate a response/review on. The sequel to The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Cilka’s Journey also deals with some very heavy themes. While there is hope throughout the novel, I was nauseous during the majority of reading it, imagining what it must have been like. I think […]
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I’ve read another book earlier in this series, Brentwood’s Ward, but didn’t read the second book in this series for some reason. The Noble Guardian still worked as an (almost) stand-alone.
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I Declare War: Four Keys to Winning the Battle with Yourself by Levi Lusko Wow, wow, wow. I can’t even begin to explain this book. It’s complex, it’s simple, it’s humorous, it’s serious. It’s raw and real and honest. Levi strips away the masks we like to hide behind, and gets down to business. I smiled […]
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Shelter of the Most High by Connilyn Cossette is the second book in the “Cities of Refuge” series. I haven’t always been a fan of biblical fiction, but this series and the author’s previous series have been absolutely incredible. (Each book can work as a stand-alone but the characters do carry over.)
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The Lost Castle by Kristy Cambron was not what I had expected when I started it, but it was wonderful. I had not looked into what the story was about, or even read the back of the cover, so I did not realize that it was a split-time story. Now, if you’ve followed me for […]
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Falling for You by Becky Wade is the second book in her “Bradford Sisters Romance” series, following True to You. Falling for You works just fine as a stand-alone, however if you want some bonus background information on the characters, be aware that the heroine is the sister of the heroine in True to You and the hero […]
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