Fiction
Double Indemnity – Robert Whitlow
I have loved most of Robert Whitlow’s novels, and Double Indemnity is no exception. Liz Acosta comes to a small town in Georgia to work at a law firm. At first, Liz thinks the firm […]
Month: June 2023
Fiction
Labyrinth’s Heart – M.A. Carrick
When I saw Labyrinth’s Heart by M.A. Carrick was FINALLY available on NetGalley, I squealed like an excited puppy with a new toy. I read The Liar’s Knot in 2021. Since the day I finished […]
Non-Fiction
The Last Secret of the Secret Annex – Joop van Wijk-Voskuijl and Jeroen De Bruyn
World War II history fascinates me. I see too many similarities in today’s sentiments as what ran rampant during World War II. And with each news story, my heart breaks. I don’t want today’s society […]
Fiction
Counter Attack – Patricia Bradley
Patricia Bradley introduces her new “Pearl River” series with bang with Counter Attack. A serial killer strikes; Alexis and Nathan must team up to stop him before more lives are lost. The unsub leaves clues […]
Non-Fiction
The God Who Sees – Karen Gonzalez
A few months ago, I came across a 1980 debate between then-Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. I was floored with how both Republican candidates spoke about the need for open borders to […]
Non-Fiction
Learning Our Names – Sabrina Chan, Linson Daniel, E Daniel De Leon, and La Thao
From 2013-2020, I served as a pastor at a primarily Asian-American church. Growing up in an almost exclusively white environment, I was not at all prepared to suddenly be working with a congregation that had […]
Academic
Adaptive Church – Dustin Benac
There are a lot of books on how to do church. And a lot of ways that the word “do” gets defined. Some books are about ecclesiology, some books are about marketing, some books are […]
Academic
The Book of Ruth (NICOT) – Peter H. W. Lau
For nearly fifty years, New International Commentaries have been the evangelical standard for a commentary set. Intended for clergy and biblical scholars, the NIC is an academic commentary that understands that not all of its […]
Academic
The Book of Deuternomy (NICOT) – Bill T. Arnold
For nearly fifty years, New International Commentaries have been the evangelical standard for a commentary set. Intended for clergy and biblical scholars, the NIC is an academic commentary that understands that not all of its […]
Academic
The Book of Numbers Second Edition (NICOT) – Timothy R. Ashley
For nearly fifty years, New International Commentaries have been the evangelical standard for a commentary set. Intended for clergy and biblical scholars, the NIC is an academic commentary that understands that not all of its […]