Gotta love your sisters!
The novel Dysfunction Junction by Robin W. Pearson runs deep with matters of the heart. I appreciate the interweaving of comedic relief, whether from Annabelle’s “church dream” or Frankie and Charlie’s sarcasm. Pearson brought faith into the scenes, which must have come from the Holy Spirit. Last, the past chained all three sisters to tragedy […]
One of the Best Movie of 2023
This is the first time I’ve reviewed a movie on my blog, but switching up my style was worth it. The hook: After a tense encounter with a mysterious stranger who has otherworldly powers, a man gets banished to a parallel Earth where he fights to get back to the woman he loves. The stars […]
NEW RELEASE: NIGHT OWL
While the intriguing title, striking cover, and thrilling premise pulled me in enough to begin the story, I’m not the biggest fan of first person point of view, which sprang up after the prologue. Like another reader said, I wasn’t sure exactly what I was reading. Based on what I’ve read, this story is great […]
GOOD READ: ONE FINAL TARGET
I read One Final Target by Janice Cantore and can sum it up with this wording:What a great story.Two cops who’ve been through the fire, one nut job (Ian), a few more police officers with iffy intentions, and the man they are after who just so happened to know how to create bombs made Cantore’s […]
A deadly game at Christmas
The story Twelve Days offered me an outstanding introduction to Christian suspense novelist Heidi Glick. The story takes place at Christmastime, which I love, but the real win is how the main character overcomes his struggling faith. I’ll admit that I hold novellas to a higher standard, as they usually favor action or character development […]
New Release: Last Girl Breathing
I haven’t the slightest idea what I expected when picking up a copy of Last Girl Breathing by Court Stevens. However, I wasn’t anticipating Stevens’ writing style, and that alone was a refreshing change— or can I even call raw, gritty, and in-your-face refreshing? She excelled at writing voice (I have probably mentioned this twice […]
RISE OF THE Y- A NEW YA URBAN FANTASY
In a world on the brink of revolution, where the iron fist of the Imperium orchestrates every destiny… Seventeen-year-old Lexi refuses to bow to a future with an assigned spouse and a dictated profession. A fiery spirit of defiance burns within her, ready to ignite a revolt. But destiny has other plans. When tragedy unveils […]
New Book Release: Skye Fall
Skye Fall by Paige Edwards immerses readers into the UK. Not a single moment was wasted when placing the reader in the danger surrounding the main character, Isla. Talk about not knowing the guy you’re dating. Edwards writes a cruel villain and a charming hero, which Isla sorely needs. Ben was amazing. His response to […]
What’s not to love in “Julie Monroe Begins Again”
Julie Monroe Begins Again by Rebekah Millet blended together funny parts, shaved legs, and forgiveness quite well. The story touches on the consequences of our mistakes and drifting away from God, but carries a clear message of how our relationship with Him can grow to new heights once we return. What’s not to love with a […]
A GREAT CHRISTMAS SUSPENSE
Crime Scene Conspiracy by Jessica Patch had a pretty good storyline. Firstly, I liked the unique job description for Stone and his family. Second, I found his brother’s scars and background had made for interesting stories, and I hope to read more of them. Third, Stone’s patience with Emily put the romance into this romantic […]