In a society obsessed with outward appearances, Brave Is The New Beautiful sets out to redefine true beauty. Beauty lies not in wearing a size 2 dress, or perfectly straight teeth and smooth skin, but is instead encapsulated by those exhibiting courage in the most incomprehensible situations. Lee Wolfe Blum takes the reader on a 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
Raise your hand if you’re ready for Becky Wade’s new series! Celebrate the release of book one, True to You, with Becky and other readers on Facebook on May 4th during a fun author chat party at 8:00 PM EDT (that’s 7:00 Central, 6:00 Mountain, & 5:00 Pacific)! Becky will be chatting about the book Read More
Fasten your seatbelts! Although a page turning, can’t wait to see what happens, kind of story, Cynthia Ruchti’s, A Fragile Hope seems to shoot out of the gate long before the jockey is properly seated. The book’s beginning offers no point of reference for the reader. It is the type of start requiring multiple rereads Read More
High school Juniors and Seniors preparing for college are the target audience for Jonathan Morrow’s Welcome to College. Herein lies the flaw, very few 16 – 18 year olds are going to sit down and read 362 pages of non-required material. Even if they were to begin, they are likely to fall asleep before reaching Read More
Shelley Shepard Gray’s, Her Secret, the first book in her latest series, “The Amish of Hart County”, puts a unique twist on life in the Amish community, a mystery of sorts. At the novel’s end, Gray informs readers this series will include six books total, each suspenseful in nature. For those fond of stories of Read More
Although more widely accepted today than twenty years ago, bi-racial relationships still face challenges, challenges that are not widely discussed nor understood. Deborah Ramey’s Home At Last delves into that sensitive subject via the two likable main characters, Link and Shayla. Twenty-nine-year-old Link Whitman is from a white, upper middle-class family with absolutely no clue Read More
