Charity Andrews
Wife, Mom, Writer, Jesus Lover
Category: Book Review
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Fields of Bounty
by Lauraine Snelling
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Games in a Ballroom
by Jentry Flint
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Practical Insights for Everyday Christian Living
by Joyce Meyer GALATIANS & COLOSSIANS I always tread carefully when I read Bible studies. Personal biases and interpretations inevitably abound. Also, there are often times a stigma is attached to a writer or speaker based on their “branch of Christianity”. If God has shown me anything this year, it’s to rejoice in others’ love…
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An Uncommon Woman
by Laura Frantz You know when you have your favorite dessert…like one you get maybe once or twice in a lifetime? Think about how you savor every last morsel — slowly taking bite after bite and stopping in between to enjoy all the layers of flavor and decadence. That is this book. This can not…
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Stories Behind the Songs & Hymns about Heaven
by Ace Collins I have to admit, I have a bit of a soft spot for this song. Piano sounds pouring through our home as my mother played this song anytime she needed to sit and be alone for a few moments. With our busy household, those moments were few and far between. When I…
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A Tender Hope
by Amanda Cabot It’s been a while since I’ve been able to really read a book and I sure have missed it! Amanda Cabot has brought me back. Although it took me a while (due to my health, NOT my interest level), I was happy to have another Cimarron Creek book in my possession. It’s such…
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The Ranger Way
by Kris Paronto Of course you have heard about what happened in Benghazi and I’m sure you probably saw the movie 13 Hours too. (If not, it’s free on Amazon Prime right now!) For most of us, it is one of the biggest scandals of the decade. For those that lived it, it was one…
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Hearts Entwined: The Love Knot
by Karen Witemeyer Ok, so this whole book isn’t officially by Karen Witemeyer, but this review is specific to The Love Knot. Just to specify, the other authors that contributed are absolutely recommended by me as well. ❤ Karen is one of the ladies that really got me into reading. I’m a huge fan and…
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Holding the Fort
by Regina Jennings How can you go wrong with a story idea like this?? – A hard-working, widower soldier that needs help with his two wild daughters. – A former dance-hall singer posing as a mennonite teacher hired to teach said daughters. I mean, seriously…what could go wrong? This is such a fun story. Regina…
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For Love or Honor
by Sarah M. Eden Seriously, how many times can I say how much I adore Sarah M. Eden? Simply put: I haven’t read a bad one by her yet! This time, we get a bit of Regency PTSD. This is long before there was a name for it and the men had to just move…
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