Title : Sweetgrass: Book ILanguage : EnglishPaperback : 270 pagesISBN-10 : 195304879XISBN-13 : 978-1953048790Item Weight : 13.4 ouncesDimensions : 6 x 0.61 x 9 inches Patricia Ann Kuess crafts a delicately moving portrait of finding love and companionship in the midst of a…
Controversial Written by: Michael Helfrich SNEAK PEEK BOOK REVIEW Author Michael Helfrich has done it again—his new release, Controversial, is a thought-provoking andevocative book that will open the readers’ eyes to the current state of Christianity and them understandthings from the eyes of God. Touching on different issues on Christianity and history, the book is…
CLANDESTINE Although it sometimes struggles to stay consistent within its themes of grief, recovery, faith, and love, Amy Ritchie’s Clandestine: A Classic Book of Poetry features a collection of thoughtful, intimate poems inspired by a painful personal experience. Grief is one of the most powerful and complex emotions that a person can experience, and everyone…
FROM A DISTANCE Written by: Vernon Bargainer When the reader first meets nineteen-year-old Sarah Lock, she is running away from her Dallas home. Though the reason why will only be revealed later in the story, it is clear that something terrible has happened to make this new bride believe that her best and only course of…
WEB OF SILENCE After that terrible night when she was rushed to the hospital by her aunt and grandmother, Elizabeth Rose Brockton left the town of Aidan, Michigan without any trace, and live a different life as an elementary school teacher under the name of Alisa Rose. With her traumas, uncertainties, and fears alongside, Alisa…
At the Feet of Angels Written by: Vernon Bargainer CLASSIC BOOK REVIEW At the Feet of Angels by Vernon Bargainer is perhaps one of the most painfully poignant novels you will ever have the pleasure of reading. The book is told, roughly from the point of view of a three-year old who was taken away…
Twice As Much Tomorrow Written by: Patricia Schultz CLASSIC BOOK REVIEW Though impressive in its depiction of the author’s great faith, Patricia Schultz’s Twice as Much Tomorrow ultimately falters due to its lack of a focused narrative. Faith is a journey that’s intensely personal and introspective. In Twice as Much Tomorrow, author Patricia Schultz chronicles…
Jemmy and the Little Spider of Hope Written by: Sergio Diaz CLASSIC BOOK REVIEW Jemmy and the Little Spider of Hope is a fictitious account of how one of the most important elements of the nativity scene – the guiding star – came into being. In this story aimed at younger readers, author Sergio Diaz…
