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by Rebecca Graf
May 12, 2012
I love adventure stories. The story of good versus evil is always entertaining especially when the author shows that most people are a mixture of good and bad. That is one of the biggest characteristics of Karyn Henley’s Eye of the Sword. This... [Read on]
Eye of the Sword
by Karyn Henley
What would it be like not to tell a single lie for the next year?
by Roger Leonhardt
May 12, 2012
That is the subject of Phil Callaway’s newest book. Phil tries to answer every question he encounters with total honesty. I don't want to spoil the book for you, but he doesn't start out very well. What do you say when someone asks: Does... [Read on]
To Be Perfectly Honest
by Phil Callaway
Good. Not Great, Though
by Matt Todd
May 11, 2012
Grady, an orphan living in Cornewald, has a heart of gold. He and his foster dad (for lack of a better term) have been touring the fictional land of Cornewald (that sounds like a large island off the coast of South Carolina or Georgia, full of... [Read on]
The Charlatan's Boy
by Jonathan Rogers
Eye of the Sword is a Great New Fantasy
by Christiana Mustion
May 11, 2012
Eye of the Sword is the second book in the Angelaeon Circle by Kathryn Henley. The Eye of Sword picks up shortly after the end of Breath of Angel and continues the stories of Trevin and Melaia. The battle has been fought and Lord Reijus has... [Read on]
Eye of the Sword
by Karyn Henley
James Bond + A Cane - English Accent = Thrill Ride
by erin cataldi
May 11, 2012
"The Corruptible" by Mark Mynheir is easily one of the best "thriller" novels this year. Admittedly, it started off a bit slow but once the plot began to thicken I was entranced. The characters are highly likable and the plot has more twists and... [Read on]
The Corruptible
by Mark Mynheir
Proceed with caution
by Charissa Howe
May 11, 2012
Mark Batterson shares with us in Primal that Christianity has lost something. It has become too tame. I could not agree more. We live in a world of watered down faith. Batterson shares his in sight in to how to get back to the primal roots of... [Read on]
Primal
by Mark Batterson
Move Over Twilight and House of Night
by Stephanie Collins
May 11, 2012
This book is addicting from page one....the character development is amazing and detailed. A girl knows the boy is different...but she isn't afraid...she's intrigued.....sound familiar. Well, hold on to your connections and dive into a new spin... [Read on]
Breath of Angel
by Karyn Henley
Blind Hope
by Theresa Board
May 11, 2012
Okay, I absolutely must stop choosing books that I know from the beginning have a slim chance of being a finished product that I enjoy, but the premise is something that I want to like. In this case, the book is called Blind Hope, and it is... [Read on]
Blind Hope
by Kim Meeder and Laurie Sacher
Wildflowers From Winter - A Review
by Dawn Janis
May 11, 2012
Bethany Quinn left her small hometown years ago and has never looked back. When she receives a call from her estranged mother, it draws her back to the small town. Once there, Bethany faces a series of tragedies that force her to remain in town... [Read on]
Wildflowers from Winter
by Katie Ganshert
Beloved Enemy
by Shannon Hannabass
May 11, 2012
My Thoughts on this book Buck and Jenny met at war, The Civil War, they fell in love, but there didn’t seem to be a happily every after for them. First of all, Jenny’s Confederate father wasn’t at all happy that Buck was a Union soldier. Well... [Read on]
Beloved Enemy
by Al Lacy
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