Book Review: Where Heaven Meets Cheyenne
WHERE HEAVEN MEETS CHEYENNE by Charles Macduff Westerman is a moving novel about illness, faith, and good spirit. Reviewed by Nikolas Mavreas.
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Book Review: The Myth of the Medallion
THE MYTH OF THE MEDALLION by Marion Mavis comes with an enthralling world of ghosts, gods, lore, and magic. Reviewed by Joelene Pynnonen.
Book Review: Facts Are Stubborn Things
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS by Richard A. Danzig is an impressive first installment about a devilish divorce case that is a front for something far more sinister. Reviewed by Peggy Kurkowski.
Book Review: What Are We Going to Do with Tyrone Jr.?
WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO WITH TYRONE JR.? by David Grant is a compelling exploration of autism, family life, and the unbreakable power of love. Reviewed by Melissa Suggitt.
Book Review: Where They Belong
WHERE THEY BELONG by Erin Foley is an insightful exploration of the grim reality of traditional orphanage models and the need for family-based care. Reviewed by Elizabeth Reiser.
Book Review: The Story I Told Myself
THE STORY I TOLD MYSELF by Arvashni Seeripat is some heart-wrenching historical fiction with some incredible leading characters. Reviewed by Toni Woodruff.
Book Review: Ferren and the Doomsday Mission
FERREN AND THE DOOMSDAY MISSION by Richard Harland carries you through various emotional levels—giving us what we loved about book one but making it feel fresh. Reviewed by Alexandria Ducksworth.
Book Review: Overthink by Lyndsey Getty
Successfully transform your overwhelming thoughts with the valuable self-help book OVERTHINK by Lyndsey Getty. Reviewed by Lisa Parker Hayreh, PhD.
Book Review | Insecticide: A Republican Romance
INSECTICIDE: A REPUBLICAN ROMANCE by Douglas Robinson is a hilarious political satire with a love story to boot. Reviewed by Lisa Parker Hayreh.
Book Review: Homing
HOMING by Marc L. Carrier (Friesen Press) is a tender novel of a father-son relationship. Reviewed by Kristine Eckart.