Book Review
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God of the Big Bang
by Leslie Wickman, Ph.D. Wow!!!! Ok, SMART PEOPLE UNITE!! This book is so cool. Despite the appearance,we are not talking about a God of evolution. This is a book that covers many things from the odds of the earth surviving being even 1% farther from the sun, to UFO’s and much more! Simply intriguing!!! Leslie…
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Tiffany Girl
by Deeanne Gist In 1892, as the World Fair was coming to Chicago, Tiffany (as in glass, not diamonds) was preparing to enter gorgeous, stained glass windows and other displays. The men were on strike, so Mr. Tiffany decided to hire women, for the first time in history. These women endured mistreatment, groping, being spit…
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Fairy Tale Romance Collection — by Melanie Dickerson
Melanie Dickerson knew what she was doing when she started writing YA novels. All girls, whether 3 years old or 90 years old, want to be a princess!! In retelling these fairy tales, she has won over the hearts of many! In this collection, we have Melanie first book. The story of “Sleeping Beauty” is…
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A Warrior’s Faith — by Robert Vera
This book was very interesting because I have never read one quite like it. Many of you saw the movie American Sniper based on the life of Chris Kyle. In the movie, it portrays his good friend, Ryan Job, being shot in the face. He later visits Ryan in the hospital where he is healing…
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Halo Found Hope — A Memoir
by Helo Matzelle In January 2011, Helo (pronounced Halo)and her doctors found a tumor the size of a golf ball deep down inside the brain. A week later, she was having surgery to remove it. While it was a successful surgery, her body was traumatized and her brain started swelling up. It was a scary…
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The Captive Imposter
by Dawn Crandall The conclusion of The Everstone Chronicles goes out with a BANG! If you have been following, this is the story of Estella Everstone. Hiding away after the death of her brother, she is now posing as a companion of a wealthy 81 year old lady. She’s been “in love” with Jay for…
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Beyond Orange County: A Housewives Guide to Faith and Happiness
by Lydia McLaughlin If I didn’t have to write a review, I definitely wouldn’t be for this one. I, in no way, want to disparage Lydia. I do believe that she really loves God and I love that this book is filled with Scripture. That being said, this book is written at about a 3rd-4th…
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Jesus Without Borders: What Planes, Trains, & Rickshaws Taught Me About Jesus
by Chad Gibbs Traveling all over the world so you can “research how people worship” is very clever. Well played, Chad! Well played. This book had me hooked from the beginning. It is always interesting to see how other cultures worship God and live their lives. In America, for some reason, we always think we…
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Sand in My Sandwich (and Other Motherhood Messes I’m Learning to Love)
by Sarah Parshall Perry What an important book! Let me tell you, this is such a big topic because it is something that so many people are dealing with. Marriage struggles, children with severe “disorders” and personal health problems. Sound familiar? Welcome to the modern mom’s life! Sarah attacks this subject with a vigor and…
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A Year of Living Prayerfully – How a Curious Traveler Met the Pope, Walked on Coals, Danced with Rabbies, and REVIVED HIS PRAYER LIFE
by Jared Brock From the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, to the “Men’s Only” Island in Greece, with a stop at the Westboro crazies, Jared went around the world. These are only a few of the destinations that he visited in his year of learning to pray. Oh yeah, lunch with the Pope? Wha??? His great…
Lady Charity Christian-Andrews 