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Heartbreakingly beautiful. Daring to Hope is Katie Davis Majors sophomore release. I fell in love with Katie reading her first book, Kisses From Katie, and couldn’t wait to dive into this one. It’s been a while since I read book one, but I’m pretty sure this books picks up pretty quick after book one left off. Katie’s a bit more… Read More
I grabbed Genevieve Cogman’s The Invisible Library on recommendation of a close friend (hi, Bek!) Spies, libraries, books, magical elements—this book seriously has it all. It’s a story about a society of librarians who travel to different times and realities to save books. Irene is one of these agents. She travels, with new student, Kai to retrieve a book from an… Read More
Be sure to scroll below and enter for your chance to win an Ending Fear coloring book! What is the title of your new book? Ending Fear Which character was your favorite to write, and why? Fear, my MC. Because she’s a broken gal who grows and becomes someone pretty cool. What are 3 things you can’t live without?… Read More
Be sure to scroll below to enter to win an e-copy of Nathan Goyer’s new book Bask! What is the title of your new book? It’s called Bask: City of Shadows. What was the inspiration behind your book? A license plate! I saw it when I was driving home from work, a license plate that read “Bask” was on the… Read More
This book brings back so many memories. I know you’re thinking, “Memories? But isn’t this a new release?” Yes. It is a new release, however, all through high school, the O’Malley series was my favorite. Dee Henderson was my go-to author. Any book she ever came out with, I instantly gobbled up (on a loaner from my best friend’s mom… Read More
Love Letters from God Love Letters from God: Bible Stories for a Girl’s Heart is a sweet devotional for the little girl in your life. There are fourteen stories that share about women and girls in the Bible—Eve, Rahab, The Widow’s Mite, and more. Each short devotional shares the story of a woman in the Bible and a short verse…. Read More
Confession. I listened to the majority of this book via audiobook—it’s what happens when my TBR pile and due dates expands beyond my reach. The audiobook book brought the book to life in a completely different way. I loved the different formatting of The Sun is Also a Star. The story is told in both Daniel and Natasha’s voices—alternating back… Read More