Last week I reviewed the first book in The Bargainer series, Rhapsodic, by Laura Thalassa. Today I'm going to review the second book, A Strange Hymn. I recommend you read my review for the first book before this one or else this review won't make much sense. Just in case you decide to go ahead … Continue reading Book Review for “A Strange Hymn” by Laura Thalassa
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Book Review for “Rhapsodic” by Laura Thalassa
*Today's review was supposed to be for Shelter of the Most High, sequel to A Light on the Hill, by Connilyn Cossette. I had to order the second and third books in the series and they didn't arrive in time so I decided to move forward with The Bargainer series. I will finish Cossette's series … Continue reading Book Review for “Rhapsodic” by Laura Thalassa
Book Review for “A Light on the Hill” by Connilyn Cossette
It's my 27th birthday! Since it's my birthday, I'm glad that today's book review is for a really good book, A Light on the Hill by Connilyn Cossette. A Light on the Hill is book one of a four book, Christian historical fiction series called Cities of Refuge. I'll get into my thoughts after the synopsis. This … Continue reading Book Review for “A Light on the Hill” by Connilyn Cossette
Book Review for “A Serial Killer’s Daughter” by Kerri Rawson
As weird as it sounds, I love true crime. I grew up watching shows like Unsolved Mysteries and Dateline. Now, I frequent the true crime channels on Youtube. For some reason, however, I've never got into reading about true crime. I suppose it comes down to the fact that I just don't read a lot of nonfiction … Continue reading Book Review for “A Serial Killer’s Daughter” by Kerri Rawson
Book Review for “Child of the Morning” by Pauline Gedge
This review is going to be a first for my blog; a DNF review. I almost always finish the books I start but life is just too short to waste time reading bad books and that's what this is, a bad book. I had such high hopes for Child of the Morning by Pauline Gedge. … Continue reading Book Review for “Child of the Morning” by Pauline Gedge
