The Pride of Babylon by Carolyn Jacobs Book Review
Set in 1917 at an archaeological dig site, The Pride of Babylon delivers a moving story of courage, identity, and cultural expectations. Richly written, emotionally deep, and beautifully immersive—perfect for fans of historical fiction with heart.
Message Sent Through Time by Pamela G. Baker Book Review
Pamela Baker’s A Message Sent Through Time blends history and heart as Cassie is swept back to 1870. Welcomed by a loving family and shadowed by quiet danger, she discovers courage, connection, and the power of home across time.
The Masterpiece by Francine Rivers
Francine Rivers’ The Masterpiece is a moving story of two wounded hearts—Roman, a guarded artist, and Grace, a determined single mom—whose intersecting paths lead to healing, hope, and a powerful picture of God’s redeeming grace.
Curveball on the Dance Floor by Karin Beery Book Review
Karin Beery’s Curveball on the Dance Floor delivers a clever behind-the-scenes look at a hometown dance competition. With humor, heart, and a delightful friends-to-romance thread, this sweet contemporary story shines from start to finish.
Welcome to the Honey B&B by Melody Carlson Book Review
Honey is stretched thin caring for her husband as dementia slowly steals their life together. When her daughter and granddaughter return home with plans to transform the family farm, three generations discover that love, faith, and fresh beginnings can heal more than they imagined.
Clara by Alyssa Schwarz Book Review
A sweet mail-order bride story filled with faith, tenderness, and a touch of suspense. This charming romance captured my heart from the first page.
Christmas Mail-Order Brides
Three cozy Christian romance novellas full of faith, second chances, and Christmas hope. A delightful holiday read.
Nearly Beloved by Kendra Broekhuis Book Review
Nearly Beloved is a heartfelt and honest fiction novel exploring second chances, grace, and truth. Here’s my honest review.
Sitting with God in the Presence of Our Enemies
Sitting with God in the Presence of Our Enemiesby Ruth Schmeckpeper Don’t you love Psalm 23? Me too. The words of God providing for our needs, refreshing our souls, and guiding us bring hope and comfort. Then the section about how He walks with us through the darkest...
Taste and See—God’s Goodness in the Garden
Taste and See—God’s Goodness in the Gardenby Ruth Schmeckpeper This year’s garden has been a reminder of God’s faithfulness and abundance. While the beets didn’t do so well, the zucchini, celery, carrots, tomatoes, and grapes have flourished. I’ve enjoyed more than...