Hey, all! I am back with a super sweet story to end the summer, The Summer We Found the Baby by Amy Hest! I’m instantly intrigued by books set around World War 2 (for various and mostly fandom-related reasons), plus, this one sounded so cute, yet so exciting at the same time. I’ve also never
Hey, all, it’s Alexa! A while back, I reviewed the first two books in the Steadfast Love trilogy by Rachelle Rea Cobb (you can find those reviews here and here). They were absolutely delightful, beautiful, faith-based stories with the perfect balance of action and romance. Today, we get to return to that wonderful world with
HAPPY BRAND NEW DECADE, Y’ALL!! Alexa here to welcome the new year with a lovely little story I read over the holiday season: Each Perfect Gift by Alicia G. Ruggieri. Description: What do you do when the sins of your past rise from the dead? Ben Picoletti’s conversion astounded the little town of Chetham, Rhode
But I’ll write a review that’s double the length of my normal ones. Watch me. Hey, all, it’s Alexa! Long time, no see! 😉 Honestly, it’s still probably going to be a while before I’m back to blogging consistently, but I had to come out of the woodwork to talk about what has become one
Hey, all, it’s Alexa! Next up from my spring/summer reads list, we have new, magical retelling of the Tristan and Iseult tale, Sweet Black Waves by Kristina Pérez. Description from Author’s Website: Two proud kingdoms stand on opposite shores, with only a bloody history between them. As best friend and lady-in-waiting to the princess, Branwen
Hey, all! Long time, no see! Though I haven’t done any reviews here, I promise that I have still been reading. 😉 Hopefully, over the next couple of months, I’ll be able to share some of the books that have smattered across my time while I’ve been away from this part of the blogosphere. 🙂
Hey, all! It’s Alexa, here today to introduce a fetching new fantasy Middle Grade. This one’s called, The City on the Other Side by Mairghread Scott. Description from Publisher’s Website: Sheltered within her high-society world, Isabel plays the part of a perfectly proper little girl—she’s quiet, well-behaved, and she keeps her dresses spotlessly clean. She’s certainly
Hey, all, it’s Alexa! So I know it’s been an age since I posted and for that I do apologize. An ugly conglomeration of internet outage, school work, and general life busyness kept me from being able to post on more than one blog at a time, but that is finally (probably, temporarily) over AND
Hey, you guys, it’s Alexa! Today’s review is of Perihelid by S. Alex Martin, the third book in his Recovery series (which I got to help edit!). So if you need to do a little catching up, you can find my review for the first book, Embassy, here, and for the second book, Resonance, here. 😊 Because
Hey, all, it’s Alexa! So, a couple months ago, the lovely Sofia over at Teens Live 4 Jesus wrote her own review on this book, and, since it was free for the weekend and I wanted to read more about Christian foster care for my own WIP, I picked it up and tried it out.