If It Rains by Jennifer L. Wright

If It Rains by Jennifer L. WrightSeries: Stand AlonePublisher: Tyndale Fiction (July 6, 2021) Review by Gwen M. Plano It’s rare to open a book and begin turning pages that feel strangely familiar, as if the author had recorded your family’s life. If It Rains by Jennifer L. Wright did just that for me, and... Continue Reading →

The Spring in Trulee Holler by Jana Hutcheson

The Spring in Trulee Holler by Jana HutchesonSeries: StandalonePublisher: Koehler Books (April 21, 2026) Review by Priscilla Bettis I’m happy to present a debut novel by Alabama author Jana Hutcheson. The Spring in Trulee Holler is a small-town Southern romance with strong faith themes. I knew nothing else about the book before I read it.... Continue Reading →

Spies, Lies & Alibis by Natalie Walters

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 →

Concealed Identity by Jessica R. Patch

Concealed Identity by Jessica R. PatchSeries: Stand AlonePublisher: Love Inspired Suspense (January 1, 2017) Review by Gwen M. Plano This fast-paced story takes place in a small town near Memphis, Tennessee. DEA agent Holt McKnight goes undercover in search of his Confidential Informant with whom he had lost contact. He meets Blair Sullivan, the sister... Continue Reading →

Something to Be Saved by Melanie Rigney

Something to Be Saved by Melanie RigneySeries: StandalonePublisher: Rejoice! Be Glad! (April 10, 2026) Review by Priscilla Bettis Something to Be Saved is a Christian women’s-fiction novel set in current-day Virginia. Peter and Rachel Gregory have been married 26 years, but Peter’s a womanizer, and Rachel’s just barely hanging on ... to her faith as... Continue Reading →

Dorothy’s Gift by Christine Schneider

Dorothy's Gift by Christine SchneiderSeries: a standalonePublisher: Keybobby Books (August 5, 2025) Review by Gwen M. Plano Dorothy's Gift is a story of contrasts and choices. Readers move from the comfort of a middle-class home to the streets of the homeless. The diversity of circumstances is multiple---the haves and have-nots, the Christians and the unchurched,... Continue Reading →

The Likeness of Sinful Flesh by William Isley

The Likeness of Sinful Flesh by William IsleySeries: StandalonePublisher: BillIsleyReflects (July 23, 2024) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS In the reading world where AI-generated books are becoming more popular, I was delighted to dig into this human-written book with all its wonderfully human-made flaws. The Likeness of Sinful Flesh by William Isley is a novel that... Continue Reading →

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