Review:Maid of Fairbourne Hall, The. I enjoyed this book because I love to read about England in the 1500. The different characters in the families are some time so different from each other. Makes you wonder how they fit with family they are in. Read more

Review:This book follows the pattern of the other Julie Klassen books, It is well written but predictable. It is the kind of book you look for after reading something very intense. It is grounding and always has a moral. Read more

Review:Another beautiful Klassen book. Clearly the author does her research: the time period, the painting world, the war. I don't have much to add, but it was a thoroughly enjoyable story. I look forward to each Klassen book as they come out, and I'm never disappointed. Read more

Review:I enjoyed Last Breath, although at first I thought I was reading the new novel due out August 8. It's a great, fast paced story, with characters you instantly know. Karin is the master of surprise and interesting twists, and this book doesn't disappoint! Read more

Review:I'm probably really not going to say anything new to contrast all the other reviews of this book. It's a great work that is truly inspirational and offers, through a substantive narrative fiction, a justification for trying to be as awesome and happy as possible at all times. Definitely worth the read. Read more

Review:Enjoyable reading. A christian fiction novel set in the late 1800's. The story of God's mercy and forgiveness, even for a hardened outlaw. The proof that it is never too late to receive God's forgiveness and grace. Read more

Review:Found this under a Christian Fiction search... PLEASE BEWARE...(my opinion)NOT Christian Fiction ...
due to the offensive sexual content and language found
in this book do not understand how this was ever
classified under Christian Fiction!! Read more

Review:The Subtle Beauty is a unique retelling of beauty and the beast. She mixes a few literary pieces (seven deadly sins, for example) with a Celtic back drop and throws in a vain and hard to like heroine. I love the use of the Celtic phrases and thought it resonated well with her poetic style of writing. I found her world easy to envision and her characters real and deep. Though her prologue runs a little long, I did not find it distracting from the story and probably wouldn’t have particularly noti... Read more

Review:I would have like some seriouscl vengeance put on the bad guys but the Bible preaching got in the way. Ignore the chaff and enjoy the simple action. This could have been worse. Take it for what it`s with, a lift l e entertainment. Read more

Review:I did not even finish this book. It was juvenile and truly cannot be called a Christian romance. It might be ok for a teenager, but I felt there was way too much emphasis on clothing, a person's outward appearance and meaningless, trivial conversations. They might have said a word here and there about God or praying, but there was no real faith foundation. Read more