The One Good Thing by Kevin Alan Milne Reviewed by: Elizabeth Olmedo Genre: Drama Publisher: Center Street Publication Date: March 2013 Halley, Ty, and Alice’s lives are shattered when a tragic accident rips their husband and father out of their lives. Everyone remembers Nathan as a loving, selfless, and caring man, even toward complete strangers....
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Like Moonlight at Low Tide by Nicole Quigley Reviewed by: Lori Twichell Genre: YA, drama Publisher: Zondervan Publication Date: September 4, 2012 Missy Keiser isn’t thrilled about moving back to Florida. She lived there when she was thirteen and it wasn’t a pleasant time. Nicknamed Messy, everything about Missy was fodder for the bullies in...
The Reunion, by Dan Walsh Reviewer: Elizabeth Olmedo Genre: Drama/Romance Publisher: Revell Publication Date: September 2012 Aaron Miller is a hero. A fact very few know. Most wouldn’t glance twice at the aging handyman who lives in a storage room. The Vietnam vet himself doesn’t believe he’s a hero. Not after he returned home only...
The Mother Road by Jennifer AlLee Reviewed by: Lori Twichell Genre: Fiction/Drama/Humor Publisher: Abingdon Press Publication Date: March 6, 2012 Natalie is a professional on marriage. She’s written several books on how to keep your marriage alive and she has speaking engagements all over her calendar to prove her worth in that arena. Unfortunately, this...
40 by Travis Thrasher Reviewed by Lara M. Van Hulzen, Radiant Lit Genre: Fiction, Suspense, Drama, Supernatural Publisher: FaithWords Pub. Date: 2011 Reading 40 is like being in a psychedelic music video, and I mean that in a good way. Tyler Harrison is going to die on his 40th birthday. After his father has a...
Sky Blue, by Travis Thrasher Reviewed by Lori Twichell, Radiant Lit Genre: Drama/Supernatural Publisher: Moody Publication Date: July 1, 2007 Colin Scott is one of the top literary agents at a firm that represents some of the most well known authors in the world. He’s spent his life working toward this goal and he finally...
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Every girl wants a little adventure in her life now and then, but being kidnapped certainly wasn’t the type of adventure that Kenzie Thorn would have expected. Kenzie knows that her job teaching prison inmates might be a bit dangerous, as is being the granddaughter of the governor, but she never expected something like this....
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