February, 2011 // Posts published in February, 2011
Review: Words
Words by Ginny Yttrup Reviewed by Lori Twichell, Radiant Lit Genre: religious, fiction, Publisher: B&H Books Publication Dates: February 1, 2011 Kaylee is a beautiful little girl trapped in a horrible nightmare of a life. Her only escape from the abuse that her father heaps upon her is words. With a photographic memory, she works...
Review: Waterfall
Waterfall by Lisa T. Bergren Reviewed by Lori Twichell, Radiant Lit Genre: romance, religious, YA, supernatural Publisher: David C. Cook Publication Dates: February 1, 2011 For seventeen year-old Gabriella Bettarini, a trip to Italy with her mother and sister isn’t nearly as romantic or fun as some might think it would be. That is until...
Sneak Peek: Purging Your House, Pruning Your Family Tree by Perry Stone
ABOUT THE BOOK: Do the following questions express what you have felt—or asked—in the past? Does a weeping willow describe your family tree? Do you secretly wish you had been born to a different family? Did you pick up some bad DNA from someone in your lineage? Would you like to put on a new...
Review: 31 Days of Power
31 Days of Power by Ruth Myers Reviewed by Lauren Stamper Genre: Prayer-books and devotions Publisher: Multnomah Books First published: 2003 For most of her life, Ruth Myers was a missionary in Asia, and through her passion and devotion to Jesus, lifts up His name above all other names on this earth. She writes...
Review: The House on Malcolm Street
The House on Malcolm Street by Leisha Kelly Review by: Melissa J. MacDonald Genre: historical fiction Publisher: Revell Date: September 2010 Leah Breckenridge’s life has been one cruel twist after another. Forsaken by her father, her husband killed, and her baby son a victim of influenza, Leah is desperate to find a way to provide...
Review: Licensed for Trouble
Licensed for Trouble by Susan May Warren Reviewed by: Melissa J. MacDonald Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Mystery Publisher: Tyndale Date: 2010 PJ Sugar is trouble with a capital “T”. Her whole life has seemed to be a series of mishaps and disasters. When she finds out she has inherited the Kellogg family fortune she can’t imagine...
Sneak Peek: The Daniel Fast Made Delicious
A cookbook on the topic of fasting may sound like an oxymoron, but this eating plan modeled in the biblical account of the life of Daniel, often called a Daniel Fast, is actually loaded with fresh, delicious, health-promoting foods. The Daniel Fast Made Delicious includes more than 175 recipes, many of which are 100 percent...
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