Fiction
Double Take – Lynette Eason
I never thought I’d thank anyone for interrupting my sleep schedule, but if I could hug Lynette Eason, I would. If I could send her a “thank you” note, it would have been in the […]
Fiction
Children's Books
Violet and the Jurassic Land Exhibit (The Infinity Rainbow Club #2) – Jen Malia
The Infinity Rainbow Club is a series of middle-grade books focused on the adventures of a group of kids with various neurodivergences. The club within their school, the titular Infinity Rainbow Club is where they […]
Fiction
The Lost Boys of Barlowe Theater – Jaime Jo Wright
I’ve long been a fan of Jaime Jo Wright. Her early novels were good—when your debut novel wins a Christy Award, that much is obvious—and her craft evolved from there. Some of them are better […]
Children's Books
Out of the Darkness (The Dream Traveler’s Game #7) – Ted Dekker and HR Hutzel
We now reach the third and final The Dream Traveler’s Game book. Theo and Annelee are searching for a waystation, ready to move into the third stage of the game. They still need to save […]
Children's Books
The Warrior and the Archer (The Dream Traveler’s Game #6) – Ted Dekker and HR Hutzel
The Dream Traveler’s Game is meant to be read as one story and with all three volumes releasing simultaneously (and not even available for individual purchase), book six naturally picks up right after book 5 […]
Children's Books
The Boy and His Song (The Dream Traveler’s Game #5) – Ted Dekker and HR Hutzel
And we’re off! Book five of The Dream Travelers picks up three years after the events of The Dream Traveler’s Quest. A lot has happened in Theo’s life. The spiritual connection to Other Earth and […]
Children's Books
The Dream Traveler’s Game – Ted Dekker and HR Hutzel
In late 2018, Ted Dekker published an experimental foray into self-published children’s literature. It was really just a passion project that he wanted to do with his daughter, Kara. And it was wildly successful. Hundreds […]
Fiction
Saving Grayson – Chris Fabry
Grayson Hayes is losing it. It being almost everything that has made his life worth living. His writing. His wit. His memory. There’s something in his past that’s troubling him. Solving that mystery and writing […]
Fiction
The Lost Boys of Barlowe Theater – Jaime Jo Wright
I would be the first to admit I am a big theater fan. If I had my choice, I’d be attending musicals or plays every week. I take a trip to New York City almost […]
Fiction
Into the Fire – Irene Hannon
Into the Fire by Irene Hannon is a stellar work of romantic suspense. I would be the first to admit that I am highly critical of books in this genre. My “as if” radar typically […]