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Seven Books in Seven Weeks
I’m constantly reading. Sometimes, if I’m lucky, I’ll find a book impossible to put down and conquer it in a day. Other times I’ll find one that’s good but I can put it down, so with the day-to-day of...
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Week 1 Book 1: A Review of The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
Throughout history flowers have been known for their beauty and fragrant scents. While commonly given as expressions of love and well wishes, their meanings became even more specific during the...
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Week 2 Book 2: A Review of Not a Fan by Kyle Idleman
Got your church T-shirt? Your “Jesus is my co-pilot” bumper sticker? What about your WWJD bracelet? Bible? Check! Some verses memorized? Check! Personalized tithe envelopes? You know this maaan! Okay,...
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Week 3 Book 3: A Review of This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti
Something darts past the line of vision with such speed you can’t be sure you ever saw it. What sounds like a whisper is just the faint rustling of curtains swaying in the breeze. A sudden change in...
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Week 4 Book 4: A Review of Standing in the Rainbow by Fannie Flagg
In Middle America, in an ordinary town with down-to-earth ordinary people, the lives of various men and women are followed like threads and weaved together to create the tapestry that is Fannie...
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Week 6 Book 6: A Review of Taliesin by Stephen R. Lawhead
It was the age of Atlantis, when nine kings ruled in peace and prosperity and the lives of their people were saturated with extravagance. It was also an age marked for destruction–a fate to dwarf the...
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Week 7 Book 7: A Review of Truth Stained Lies by Terri Blackstock
Ever since the murder of her police officer fiancée, and the perp’s bogus acquittal, Cathy Cramer has been using her law background and a high-profile blog to help keep other murderers from getting...
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A Review of I, Saul by Jerry B. Jenkins
More than two thousand years ago in a small Roman dungeon where he awaited his execution, the Apostle Paul lived and breathed and…what else? What were his conditions, his mood, his thoughts, his...
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Seven Books in Seven Weeks Drawing Results
Thanks to all of you who followed along and participated in my Seven Books in Seven Weeks reading marathon! I had a great time and read some great books because of your recommendations. I also enjoyed...
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