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Showing posts with label Liz Johnson. Show all posts

December 1, 2024

5 Holiday Romances to Read This Season

by Donna Huber


Today we are kicking off our 25 Days of Christmas Reading. We did this last year and it was a lot of fun. Each day we will feature reading recommendations, free ebooks, or some other festive goodies. If you aren't into reading Christmas books, we will still have reviews of new and recent releases throughout the month. 

As we have been reviewing Christmas books since September, today is a round-up of some of them since you might not have been thinking of Christmas at the time.

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October 2, 2024

Meddling with Mistletoe by Liz Johnson ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts
 

Meddling with Mistletoe
is a cute Christian Christmas romance.  It has all of the pieces that make it a good romance - the main female character is a failure in her own eyes with plans to go to culinary school if she can just find the money, and the main male character is a serious career person who has been hurt by a girlfriend in the past and isn't interested in romance.  Add in a meddling aunt, a cute little girl, and a Christmas pageant and you can't go wrong.

Amazon affiliate links are used on this site. A free book was provided for an honest review.

September 1, 2022

Three New Books of Christian Fiction From Revell

by Susan Roberts


Even though Revell is a new publisher for me, it's been publishing books for over 100 years. Based in Ada, Michigan, their goal is to bring the Christian faith to everyday lives.  I have read many of their new books and find them very comforting without being preached to.  Here are reviews for three of their books publishing between August and October 2022.

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September 12, 2021

Beyond the Tides by Liz Johnson ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts


"But sometimes in the midst of the pain, it's hard to hear the truth.  Sometimes when the pain is too loud, all we can hear is the person crying with us. And that sounds a lot like love." (p 169)

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