Between the Lightning and the Thunder by B.F. Randall

Between the Lightning and the Thunder by B.F. RandallSeries: a standalonePublisher: Brookstone Publishing Group (January 10, 2023) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS Between the Lightning and the Thunder is a Biblical fiction retelling of the events surrounding Jesusโ€™ ministry and crucifixion. The point-of-view character is James, the brother of Jesus. Throughout the book, James is either... Continue Reading →

Paint the Sunset by Dawn V. Cahill

Paint the Sunset by Dawn V. CahillSeries: Book 3 in the Golden State TrilogyPublisher: Spring Mountain Publishing (May 11, 2023) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS Paint the Sunset is a contemporary Christian novel with a bit of a mystery and a lot of controversial topics. Itโ€™s book three in Cahillโ€™s Golden State Trilogy, but it works... Continue Reading →

The Garden Girls by Jessica R. Patch

The Garden Girls by Jessica R. PatchSeries: FBI: Strange Crimes Unit book 3Publisher: Love Inspired Trade (April 23, 2024) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS Tiberius Granger is an FBI agent in the Strange Crimes Unit. The Unit investigates crimes with a religious natureโ€“think cults, abusive megalomaniac preachers, stuff like that. Despite knowing the Bible and other... Continue Reading →

The Choices She Made by Felicia Ferguson

The Choices She Made by Felicia FergusonSeries: A standalonePublisher: End Game Press (October 18, 2022) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS The Choices She Made is a dual-timeline, coming-of-age/womenโ€™s-fiction novel. In 1997, a teenager named Madeline is assaulted and becomes pregnant. The rest of the book follows the results of the choices she makes, some good, some... Continue Reading →

FEAR HAS A NAME by Creston Mapes

FEAR HAS A NAMEย by Creston MapesSeries:โ€‚Book 1 of 3: The Crittendon Files Publisher:โ€‚Rooftop Press, February 4, 2019Review by Gwen M. Plano In this fast-moving psychological thriller, readers are brought into the mind of a mentally ill man, Grander Meade. Raised by fanatical parents, Grander lacks the normal interpersonal skills of most of the population. He... Continue Reading →

The Divine Proverb of Streusel by Sara Brunsvold

The Divine Proverb of Streusel by Sara BrunsvoldSeries: A StandalonePublisher: Revell (January 16, 2024) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS First, letโ€™s tackle that awesome title. Nikki is a twenty-something high school teacher. Itโ€™s summer, and she finds a handwritten recipe book in her late grandparentsโ€™ farmhouse. Is it her grandmotherโ€™s book? A great auntโ€™s, or maybe... Continue Reading →

The Samaritanโ€™s Patient by Chevron Ross

The Samaritanโ€™s Patient by Chevron RossSeries: A StandalonePublisher: AIA Publishing (January 25, 2024) REVIEW BY PRISCILLA BETTIS Chevron Ross is a brave Christian fiction author who deals with disturbing, contemporary issues even while fostering themes of atonement and forgiveness. Seventeen-year-old Paige creates a website to help young people who have suicidal feelings. But social media... Continue Reading →

Rain by Dana McNeely

Rain by Dana McNeelySeries: Book 1 of Whispers in the WindPublisher: Mountain Brook Ink on March 5, 2021 REVIEW BY VERA DAY Iโ€™ve always been scared of Biblical fiction. All those theeโ€™s and thouโ€™s make it too much work to read the story. (Silly me, Biblical fiction doesnโ€™t mean stories written in King James English.)... Continue Reading →

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