Driver Confessional is an intriguing story of murder, corruption on Capital Hill, and Russian mobsters all woven into the daily life of Antonio, an average guy just trying to support his family. The approach is definitely unique and not something frequently seen in Christian fiction. While the story itself is interesting, the plethora of overdeveloped Read More
In the world of Selfie Sticks and introspection, Jared Mellinger’s Think Again offers a unique perspective into the ‘”It’s all about me” mentality. As a Christian, our life is supposed to be modeled after Christ, but in our quest for that goal, it’s quite easy to get off track into self-absorption. Think Again addresses this Read More
For any woman struggling with balancing work, home, family, children, friends, finances, diet, exercise or any other area, Lisa Pennington’s candidly written Tightropes & Teeter-Totters offers practical, easy to follow suggestions on how to manage even the toughest of circumstances. Pennington allows readers right into her home to witness, the good, the bad, and the Read More
Home to Paradise is a charming story of love in the Amish Community of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. A cautionary advisory, Barbara Cameron’s characters often use words native to their culture, but foreign to those outside of it. The glossary on page 266, which sadly remained undiscovered until the story’s end, is quite helpful if used Read More
Stanley D. Gales, “Finding Forgiveness” reads like an in depth textbook on the subject. For readers interesting in studying the complicated subject of forgiveness this book provides valuable insight, with the scriptures to back up the author’s writing. However, for readers interested in a more simplistic look at the subject, the book contains a lot Read More
