Book Review: Magnolia Market

Judy Christie’s Magnolia Market will leave your mouth watering for a buttered biscuit and another ‘Trumpet and Vine’ novel. It appears the only type of luck Avery Bouchard has is bad. The story picks up a year after the accidental death of her husband. Her in-laws are...

A letter from Jackie Layton

One of the best results from attending the ACFW conference was making new friends. Today I’m sharing a letter from a talented writer, Jackie Layton. Some of her writing accomplishments include: 2014 Genesis Semifinalist – Romantic Suspense 2014 Daphne du...

Stumbling Block or Stepping Stone

Earlier this week I read an anonymous quote, “The difference between a stumbling block and a stepping stone is how you use it.” I love this quote. An easy life does not translate into a well-lived life. Would you consider the loss of a job a stumbling block or...

A Place Called Hope by Philip Gulley

Philip Gulley’s A Place Called Hope made me laugh out loud so many times my husband looked up from his football game and asked, “What are you reading?” The book is funny but also has a serious side. Mr. Gulley bravely broaches a sensitive issue in the Christian...

Book Review

Jan Karon returns her readers to the charming town of Mitford. Reading Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good reminds me of a homecoming. Ms. Karon’s fans are reconnected with old friends: Esther Cunningham, Harley Welch, Winney Ivey, Hessie Mayhew, Coot Hendricks, Puny...