A Sparrow in Terezin by Kristy Cambron
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
2.5 stars
After reading The Butterfly and the Violin, I was quite excited to the next book in the series. I happily discovered that Sera’s story continued from the first book, which definitely made me want to read this one! However, I found this book not quite as entertaining as the first in the series.
At the present moment, Unknown is going through the final stages of editing. My wonderful editor/sister/amazing author finished it a few days ago (thank you a million times) and right now, my mom (known in some circles as the “Typo Queen”) is reading through it and combing for the many typos I so often include. (Thank you a million times, too!) So after the Typo Queen is done with her editing, I have one more time through the book, and then it’s off to the races.
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Today I have some very exciting news to share with you guys! I’m a part of the cover reveal for Erika Matthew’s book Sustainer’s Smile (Truth from Taerna #4). Here’s the blurb, just to get you excited about it! It sounds so good, doesn’t it?
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Prisoner at Heart by Grace A. Johnson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
After reading Held Captive , I was so happy to come back to Rina and Xavier and everyone from the first book! However, Grace Johnson managed to create more memorable, amazing characters who could stand toe-to-toe with Rina!
Today is such an exciting day, first, because this post is a part of a blog tour for Kellyn Roth’s latest novel. And even more exciting, today is the launch day of said book, the third in The Chronicles of Alice & Ivy, called At Her Fingertips! I actually got a chance to read this book a few weeks ago, and for anyone of you who enjoy historical fiction (especially high society British historical fiction and Jane Austen-esque books), you should get your hands on it! If you missed it, here’s my review of At Her Fingertips.
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Blue Moon Promise by Colleen Coble
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
This was one of my first Colleen Coble books, and I chose it because I needed something more chill than the last book I read. And, in a way, it was more relaxing. Somewhat.
Recently, I finished reading Martin Luther’s Commentary on Galatians. I’m not a huge non-fiction reader, but this was so worth it! I wrote a review a bit ago, but to be honest, it wasn’t that exciting of a review, so I’m not going to post it here. Instead, I’m going to share a few excerpts from the book that really struck me.
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At Her Fingertips by Kellyn Roth
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
At Her Fingertips was my first of Kellyn Roth’s books, and even though it is the third in the series, I was able to read it as a standalone quite easily. At least until the end, when that cliffhanger was thrown into the epilogue. That’s a sure way to make me want to read the next one!
Ah, yes, but they’re kind of one in the same, aren’t they? Well, I’m not talking about the writing process, but the difference between banging out sentences and staring at said sentences for the fifteenth time and wondering if you should change your entire plot.
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For Such a Time by Kate Breslin
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
Ok. This was interesting. I honestly don’t even know what to rate this book, because it just wasn’t what I expected. So a little background – I’ve read two other books by Kate Breslin, and though I enjoyed one more than the other, they were both nice reads, not too different from your usual Christian historical fiction books.
This was different.
