Top Ten Tuesday: Hidden Gems in the Christian Market Part 2

This week's Top Ten Tuesday prompt is a TTT Rewind where we're supposed to pick a previous topic that we missed or would like to re-do/update. When I started this blog in 2017, one of the first TTT posts I did was "Hidden Gems in Christian Fiction" (for the prompt "Hidden Gems in X Genre"). …

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Book Review: Once Upon an Irish Summer by Lisa T. Bergren

It is so relieving to continually enjoy new books by favorite authors. For some reason, I'm always worried that I'll pick up their latest book and won't like it. But when it comes to Lisa T. Bergren's books, I'm never disappointed. Fiona Burke is one step away from finishing her dissertation on famed pirate queen, …

Book Review: Selah by Lisa T. Bergren

The first two books in The Sugar Baron's Daughters series by Lisa T. Bergren swept me from my comfortable couch to the wild jungles of Nevis during the start of the Revolutionary War. I've been eager to continue the story of the Banning sisters and see how all the conflicts they've faced are finally resolved …

Book Review: Once Upon an Alaskan Summer by Lisa T. Bergren

I wasn't so much interested in reading Once Upon an Alaskan Summer as I was in supporting Lisa T. Bergren and her books. Contemporary romance, especially a Christian romance, isn't my preferred genre. But I've been a longtime fan of Lisa's books, so I decided to read this book to help give her books a …

Book Review: Verity by Lisa T. Bergren

When I read Keturah, the first book in The Sugar Baron's Daughters series, I was impressed by Lisa T. Bergren's ability to blend the historical details with the relevant and relatable struggles of a modern audience. With Verity, Bergren does much the same, emphasizing a message that focuses on following one's heart, no matter what …

Book Review: King’s War by Jill Williamson

If I'm being honest, I hate long books. It's not that I don't like the story or characters, but sometimes books that are over 500 pages can be quite daunting. Plus, they take longer to read, and with soooo many books in the world to read, I have a hard time concentrating on long books. …

Book Review: Keturah by Lisa T. Bergren

I've been a fan of Lisa T. Bergren's books for a long time now, and I never have to worry if her books will keep me interested while also including profound takeaways. Keturah is no exception with its balance of thrilling events and deep moments of truth. When the Banning sisters learn of their father's …

Top Ten Tuesdays: Hidden Gems in Christian Fiction

I grew up reading a lot of "Christian" books, and I've come to learn that books under the "Christian Fiction" genre have been given a stigma. They have too many flaws. Or they are too preach-y. Or the writing falls flat, the characters are "too" perfect or "too" imperfect. Basically, it winds down to Christian …