Christian Fiction Reviews by Christian Authors
The Spykeeper of MarsielleSeries: Stand AloneTyndale Fiction (July 7, 2026) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN Oops, this is a repeat of a review The Well Read Fish did on September 2nd. To see the original review, click here: https://thewellreadfish.com/2026/09/02/the-spy-keeper-of-marseille-by-roseanna-m-white/ I've been wanting to read a book by Roseanna M. White for quite some time and... Continue Reading →
Spies, Lies, & Alibis by Natalie WaltersSeries: Stand AlonePublisher: Thomas Nelson (May 19, 2026) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN Spies, Lies, & Alibis is a fast-paced Christian romantic suspense novel that combines espionage, second-chance romance, humor, and faith. The novel follows Cybil Langford and Ben Bradley, childhood friends and first loves, who unexpectedly meet again... Continue Reading →
The Spy Keeper of Marseille by Roseanna M. WhiteSeries: Stand Alone NovelPublisher: Tyndale Fiction (July 7, 2026) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN As a lover of historical fiction and romance, I'm almost ashamed to say that I've FINALLY had the opportunity to read a novel by Roseanna M. White. And, let me tell you, I've... Continue Reading →
The Belle of Chatham by Laura FrantzSeries: Stand Alone NovelPublisher: Revell, January 20, 2026 REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN Set during the turbulent days of the American Revolution in 1777, The Belle of Chatham blends rich historical detail, heartfelt romance, and unwavering faith into a story that is both emotionally compelling and historically immersive. The... Continue Reading →
Of Gold and Shadows by Michelle GriepTime's Lost Treasures, Book 1Bethany House Publishers (September 24, 2024) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN Michelle Griep's Of Gold and Shadows is an engaging blend of Victorian mystery, historical romance, and adventure that transports readers to 1888 and the gaslit streets of Oxford, England. Rich in suspense, the novel... Continue Reading →
The Women of Oak Ridge by Michelle ShockleeSeries: Stand AlonePublisher: Tyndale (September 9, 2025) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN Michelle Shocklee is one of my go-to authors, and The Women of Oak Ridge didn't disappoint. The author has delivered another compelling dual-timeline historical novel that shines a light on one of the lesser-known aspects of World War... Continue Reading →
Grandma Ruth Doesn't Go to Funerals by Sharon J. MondragónSeries: Stand AlonePublisher: Kregel Publications (February 11, 2025) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I started listening to Sharon J. Mondragón’s Grandma Ruth Doesn’t Go to Funerals, but what I found was a warm and whimsical contemporary Christian novel.... Continue Reading →
Home on the Range by Taryn OakleySeries: Stand Alone NovelPublisher: Independently Published (November 3, 2025) REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN Taryn Oakley’s Home on the Range is a heartfelt romance that blends sweeping Kansas landscapes with themes of resilience, faith, and the quest for belonging. Set in 1891, the novel follows Lenna Adler, a young... Continue Reading →
The Queen's Priest by Theresa Abell HaynesSeries: Stand Alone NovelPublisher: Tall Tree Press (Indie); July 30, 2025 REVIEW BY KELLY J. GOSHORN NOTE: REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. Normally, I would avoid such, but since the novel is about a true historical figure, I didn't see it as too much of a spoiler. The Queen’s Priest by... Continue Reading →
