Book Information Title: Innocence Denied Author: Mike Garrett ISBN: 978-1-63357-146-4 Publisher: Crosslink Publishing The cover was interesting on this. It all makes sense from the perspective of the book. I thought the colors were great and the scene mysterious. Innocence Denied is an unusual story between Derrick Walton and Larissa Baxter. The goal of Innocence Denied is… Continue reading Innocence Denied by Mike Garrett: Book Review
These covers, what can I say...they slay me. Perfect for this book. Blurb Battles rage in Elizabeth Elliot’s heart as the threat of war invades her hometown. Charles Town, South Carolina, 1773—The dark curtain of the rumors of revolution threatens to descend as Louis Lestarjette makes a permanent break from his homeland and pursues his… Continue reading Surround Me by Marguerite Martin Gray: Book Review with Celebrate Lit
A gorgeous cover on this title. Blurb from Amazon: After her husband’s death, Rachel Gray is finally free from the turmoil his addictions caused. She wants nothing more than a new life with her twelve-year-old son. If she can reach her brother in the wilderness of the Canadian territories, they’ll have help to start over… Continue reading This Homeward Journey by Misty M. Beller: Blog Tour with Celebrate Lit and a Giveaway
I know my actual website address is not Through the Fire. I hope that someday it will be. But that's another story for another day. Today, I feel like telling you why I call this place Through the Fire. I've always enjoyed that phrase. Both Through the Fire and Trial by Fire are immediate reminders… Continue reading Through the Fire and what it means to me
Yes...I'm still on a Christmas reading spree. No...I'm not sorry. I'm still mooning over this cover. It's simple, clean, and perfect for this book. Blurb from Amazon: (Is anyone tired of me typing that yet?) The sounds of Christmases past echo through a silent house . . . Everyone in town knows Emerald Crest, the green… Continue reading Silent Days, Holy Night by Phyllis Clark Nichols: Book Review
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