Category Archives: Christian Fiction

Skid, by Rene Gutteridge How I came to read this book: Through WaterBrook Multnomah Books. Score Summary Content: 8 Writing Style: 8 Re-readability: 7 Busy Mommy Scale: 9 Content The story in Skid was really enjoyable. There were many characters, … Continue reading →

Book Review – The Warriors – Rating: 8 out of 10 The Warriors, by Mark Andrew Olson How I came to read this book: Christian Fiction Blog Alliance Score Summary Content: 10 Writing Style: 8 Re-readability: 8 Busy Mommy Scale: … Continue reading →

My Soul To Keep, by Melanie Wells How I came to read this book: I was offered this book to review by the publisher, Multnomah Books, a division of Random House. Score Summary (Avg: 8.25) Content: 9 Writing Style: 10 … Continue reading →

A Clearing in the Wild, A Tendering in the Storm, and A Mending at the Edge by Jane Kirkpatrick How I came to read these books: This is a three book series, though the third book is the one that … Continue reading →

When Zeffie Got a Clue, by Peggy Darty How I came to read this book: I recently joined the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance, and this book is currently on tour. Coincidentally, it’s published by WaterBrook Press – another group I … Continue reading →

Danger in the Shadows, by Dee Henderson This book is a prequel to The O’Malley Series – some of the best books I have ever read. Ever. Now that I have read the prequel, I’m going to have to read … Continue reading →

Halos, by Kristen Heitzmann Content: 3Writing Style: 5Re-readability: 4 Overall, this was an enjoyable book to read. For me, Christian Fiction is the best kind of brain candy. It’s guilt-free entertainment. Content – One of the things I like about … Continue reading →

The Witness, by Dee Henderson Gosh, I love this author! My absolute favorites were her “O’Malley series” books. They each told the individual yet intertwined stories of a group of orphans who adopted each other and all took the O’Malley … Continue reading →

Secrets, by Kristen Heitzmann Ok, so these reviews are getting shorter and less helpful, I know. It’s what I get for trying to “catch up” with all the books I’ve read so far. This was another good book. It’s the … Continue reading →