Christian Book Reviews

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

We plan and God answers with a nudge, reminding us that He is in charge. That He knows what is best for us and that it is so much more than we ever imagined it could…

Reviewed by Liz Wheeler

My favorite female characters in historical novels are my alter ego: the strong-willed woman willing to speak her mind. She's an anachronism in time for she demands…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Xenia Ruiz's debut novel, Choose Me, is definitely asking to be "chosen."

Eve Clemente is an African-Latina single mother of two college-aged sons. Recovered…

Dark Star: Confessions of a Rock Idol by Creston Mapes is a book I didn't think I'd like when I first picked it up. Once I began, it was difficult to put down.

The novel switches between the…

Reviewed by Shirley Christensen

A Delirious Summer is the sequel to Flabbergasted. This time Neil Rucker acts as narrator, although many of the same characters from Flabbergasted make an…

Reviewed by Elizabeth Wheeler

Ellie Bartholomew is a twenty-year-old with a lot of issues. As the youngest of three daughters, she feels she's an embarrassment to her family—not just…

Reviewed by Shirley Christensen

Jay Jarvis, a single stockbroker, moves from Texas to South Carolina following the break-up of a relationship. On a quest for female companionship, but new in…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

A Garden in Paris by Stephanie Grace Whitson is a poignant novel of acceptance and reconciliation.

After a lifetime of living for others, Mary Davis finds a framed…

Reviewed by Cheryl Hiltibran

Heaven Sent by Montré Bible is a straight forward read addressing the continuous internal struggle of knowing how to navigate one's own religious/spiritual…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

W. Dale Cramer, author of Levi's Will, proves himself a master storyteller with an obvious passion for "getting it right." His prose is beautiful and his…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Rain Dance by Joy DeKok is a journey into real life in the form of fiction. DeKok fully explores the terrain of infertility and abortion. Thousands of women in our…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Tess Longren lived 28 years on the sidelines of life, silently tormented by an unnamed past that has interfered with her ability to live life to its fullest. Now her…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

In Tracie Peterson's newest novel, What She Left For Me, three generations of women who have experienced heartache, tragedy and abuse, find their way to forgiveness…

Reviewed by Andrea Sisco

Billy Goat Hill is Mark Stanleigh Morris' debut novel. And what a debut! When I read, I read primarily for enjoyment. It's always a bonus if a book can truly touch my…

Reviewed by Sharron Stockhausen, MMA

Melanie Wells' book cover for When the Day of Evil Comes promises suspense, and this page turner delivers what it promises. Free-spirited psychology…