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I enjoy reading Christian fiction best, but will also read Christian non-fiction, and also mass market paperbacks. But I also receive books from publishers or authors to read and review. All my opinions, are my own. I hope you enjoy reading my reviews, and will find some great new reads.
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8M ago
An Indomitable Spirit The Child Who Lived by Ellie Midwood is a powerful historical novel that I just could not put down, and devoured it in just one sitting. The book is the true story of a young women with an indomitable spirit, who against all the odds, fell in love and had a baby ..read more
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8M ago
All For One The Widow’s Wine Club by Julia Jarman is a delightful contemporary novel which I really enjoyed. The novel follows three widows who meet as they are choosing their husband’s caskets. We see their journey through grief as they learn to live again. Sometimes there are shocking discoveries made after death, which raise ..read more
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9M ago
The Ties That Bind The Lost Heir by Jane Cable is a compelling dual timeline novel. It is the second book in The Cornish Echoes Dual Timeline Mystery series but can be read as a stand-alone. The novel is set in the early nineteenth century and 2020 as lockdown begins. It evokes memories within the ..read more
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9M ago
Most Charming Saving The Good News Gazette by Jessie Wells is a most charming contemporary novel that made me smile. It is the second book in The Good News Gazette series but can be read as a stand-alone. This is a book about community and big, generous hearts. The Good News Gazette exists to bring ..read more
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9M ago
Live In Hope The Cornish Rebel by Nicola Pryce is a marvellous historical novel that consumed me from the start. The action is set in 1801 in Cornwall. It is a time of change as we hear about the prospect of new turnpike roads being built. The world is teetering on a new era with ..read more
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9M ago
Simply Beautiful Every Tree Has It’s Place by Zach Wilson is a beautiful book for the under fives. It is based on Ephesians 2:10. “For we are God’s handiwork. Created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” The story has a simple message – we were ..read more
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9M ago
Powerful, Inspiring & Horrifying The Girl Who Survived Auschwitz by Sara Leibovits & Eti Elboim is a powerful, inspiring and horrifying account of a sixteen year olds year spent in Auschwitz. Sara Leibovits was her name. This is her story, interspersed with memories by her daughter Eti Elboim. This is a journey to hell and ..read more
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9M ago
Out Now In Paperback – It’s Top Notch! Those People Next Door by Kia Abdullah is a totally gripping contemporary crime drama that consumed me from the start. Kia Abdullah is a marvelous author whose novels are always top notch. She writes gritty fiction that is always heart breaking. In Those People Next Door we ..read more
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9M ago
Delightful The Women Who Wouldn’t Leave by Victoria Scott is a delightful contemporary novel that made me smile. It is a novel about friendship, love and community as a group of neighbours come together to fight the authorities for what is theirs. The community pull together. Over the years the neighbours exchanged polite greetings but ..read more
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9M ago
Totally Immersive The Nurse by Valerie Keogh is an absolutely marvellous contemporary psychological thriller that I just could not put down. Valerie Keogh is a fantastic author who draws you into the world of The Nurse with her words. Whilst of questionable motives, the lead character is likable, realistic and elicits feelings of sympathy from ..read more