My first review this month was for The Twelfth Transforming by Pauline Gedge; the best Egyptian historical fiction that I've ever read. We're ending January strong with a review for the best English historical fiction that I've read (so far), Katherine by Anya Seton. This book was released in 1954 and somehow, despite my love… Continue reading Book Review for “Katherine” by Anya Seton
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Book Review for “The Twelfth Transforming” by Pauline Gedge
After reading Child of the Morning by Pauline Gedge, I was not looking forward to reading the other book I owned by her, The Twelfth Transforming. Child of the Morning was well written, Egyptian historical fiction but it was so bland and filled with annoying characters. I was worried that The Twelfth Transforming would be… Continue reading Book Review for “The Twelfth Transforming” by Pauline Gedge
Book Review for “The Nativity Story” by Angela Hunt
For my last book review in December, I wanted to review the most Christmas-y book I own, The Nativity Story by Angela Hunt. I think the title is pretty self explanatory but just in case you're not familiar with Christian teachings, this book is about the first Christmas, the birth of Jesus. I am a… Continue reading Book Review for “The Nativity Story” by Angela Hunt
Short Story Review for “Surrender” by Mande Matthews
If you read last week's review for Queen's Honor Episode Two Quest, you'll know that I am not pleased with this little novella series by Mande Matthews. If you haven't, I do recommend reading that review but I will reiterate some of my issues again here. Today I'm going to review what is technically the last… Continue reading Short Story Review for “Surrender” by Mande Matthews
Book Review for “Shelter of the Most High” by Connilyn Cossette
Shelter of the Most High by Connilyn Cossette is book two in the Cities of Refuge series, book one was A Light on the Hill. I really loved A Light on the Hill but I honestly think I love Shelter of the Most High even more. I FLEW through this book. It was just so… Continue reading Book Review for “Shelter of the Most High” by Connilyn Cossette