Get Ready for Summer 2026 Beach Read Season

by Susan Roberts

It’s officially spring now, and even though the weather is very warm in some places, there is also snow falling in some of the Northern States.  It’s gotten warm in my part of North Carolina, which makes me start thinking about trips to the beach and, of course, beach reads to enjoy while I’m there. Here are a few of the beach reads that I’m looking forward to this year.

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God Won't Leave You There by Anne Graham Lotz and Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

God Won't Leave You There: Joseph's Story, an incredible testimony of jaw-dropping faith and patient perseverance in the face of devastating trials, will leave you in awe at what God can do in and through one person. It's a powerful reminder that wherever you find yourself, God is at work putting the pieces of your life together to bring about His sovereign plan.

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3 Fantasy Novels to Read

by MK French

I started off the month with a list of fantasy novels for you to read. Today, I have 3 more fantasy novels for you to end your month.

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How Simi Got Her Groom Back by Sonali Dev ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Two sisters face the real consequences of a fake marriage scheme in an emotional yet hilarious novel about immigration, healing, and family 

Two sisters. One fake marriage. Zero chance of keeping the truth hidden.

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Recipe for Joy by Monica Comas ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

A grieving woman finds healing and purpose through her late grandmother’s cherished recipes.

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In Time With You by Kristin Dwyer ~ a Review

by MK French

Nieve Monroe is devastated after her boyfriend, Carter, dies saving her from drowning. She blames herself for his death, and so does his best friend, Max. Avoiding his accusing glances, Nieve goes to stay with her grandmother, who has always had strange stories to tell of uncanny happenings, of magic and make-believe. The next morning, Nieve wakes up on the first day of college, the year before. She's determined to do the year over to save Carter and make sure he never goes near the river. It means she might lose him in other ways, and the distance she puts between them makes her grow closer to Max. Does saving Carter mean that she must betray him? How can she forget the past and move on?

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