Christian Fiction Reviews by Christian Authors
Revealing the Truth by Lorri DudleySeries: Agents of Espionage Book OnePublisher: Wild Heart Books, November 20, 2023 REVIEW BY JOAN HALL Revealing the Truth is the first book of Lorri Dudley's Agents of Espionage Series. Set in England in the early 1800s, it's categorized as Historical Christian Romance. There is also plenty of suspense. After... Continue Reading →
If the Boot Fits by Karen WitemeyerSeries: Texas Ever After, Book 2Publisher: Bethany House Publishers (March 17, 2024) If the Boot Fits is the second fairytale retelling with a Texas twist in Karen Witemeyer's Texas Ever After series. The story opens when Samantha Dearing returns home from Finishing School to learn her father intends for... Continue Reading →
The Warsaw Sisters by Amanda BarrattSeries: Stand Alone NovelPublisher: Revell (November 3, 2023) REVIEW BY KELLY GOSHORN Amanda Barratt's The Warsaw Sisters is a captivating stand-alone novel that takes readers on a poignant journey through the travails of war-torn Warsaw. The story follows the lives of twin sisters, Antonina and Helena Dฤ browska, as they navigate the... Continue Reading →
When the Day Comes, by Gabrielle MeyerTimeless, Book 1Bethany House Publishers (May 3, 2022) Review by Kelly Goshorn Itโs not often I can say that Iโve read a completely new-to-me author as well as genre. But Gabrielle Meyerโs When the Day Comes, is one such book. In this first installment in her Timeless series, Meyer... Continue Reading →
The Ark and the Dove by Jill Eileen SmithSeries:โA Standalone Publisher:โRevell (February 27, 2024)Review by Mae Clair I pre-ordered this book the moment I saw it become available. Iโm a huge fan of the author and was delighted she undertook the story of Noah. I have longed to read a novel on his life, with... Continue Reading →
All My Secrets, by Lynn AustinStand AloneTyndale House Publishers (February 6, 2024) Review by Kelly Goshorn Lynn Austinโs latest release, All My Secrets, is an inspiring time-slip story of three generations of Gilded Age women and the secrets they struggle to keep hidden. Themes of forgiveness, resentment, and bitterness are woven throughout as characters grapple... Continue Reading →
I, Saul by Jerry B. Jenkins (with James S. MacDonald)Series:โA Standalone (see note at end of review)Publisher:โWorthy Books (August 27, 2013)Review by Mae Clair Jerry B. Jenkins has written so many books Iโve loved, it doesnโt surprise me to find anotherยญโif olderยญโtitle. I, Saul is a dual-time line thriller/suspense novel that straddles modern day and... Continue Reading →
The Best Summer of Our Lives by Rachel HauckStand-alone NovelPublisher: Bethany House Publishers, June 27, 2013 REVIEW BY JOAN HALL I almost always enjoy a story where unresolved events occurred years or decades earlier. That's what drew me to The Best Summer of Our Lives. In the summer of 1977, four lifelong friendsโSummer, Spring, Autumn,... Continue Reading →
The House on Foster Hill by Jaime Jo WrightStand-alone NovelPublisher: Bethany House Publishers, November 21, 2017 REVIEW BY JOAN HALL I enjoy a well-written dual-timeline story. About a year ago, Mae Clair introduced me to Jaime Jo Wrightโs books, and I was hooked. The House on Foster Hill is her debut novel. Two years after... Continue Reading →
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