Book Reviews – Page 13 – Cardinal Bluff Chronicles

LIVING WATERS — Sisters Divided, Joy Ross Davis

Two sisters trying to earn their wings; one more than the other. Mischief may cost one sister her winged future. Martha and Lucille, mentors must get busy!

A BRUSH WITH DEATH — Sisters Divided, Joy Ross Davis

Set in a beautiful Tennessee bed and breakfast, where we watch the sisters attempting to earn their wings and meet new characters.

WINGS — Sisters Divided, Joy Ross Davis Author

Joy Ross Davis begins a new series involving her favorite character types, angels. We have twins who are working to earn their wings, but with different personalities and styles.

Reviewing “Dakota Dream” | Lauraine Snelling, Author

I really enjoyed this sweet historical fiction Christian romance! The story really does cover all of those niches and does it quite well! The delivery is sweet and something you can let your grandma find on your kindle. Call me starved for some well-done flinch free reading if you will, but I found this story… Continue reading Reviewing “Dakota Dream” | Lauraine Snelling, Author

Reviewing Marcus Varitor, Centurion | Anne Baxter Campbell, author

Anne Baxter Campbell has written a good story in a good, pleasant to read style and I recommend this book. My copy was a gift from the author; I was not obligated to write a review or to read it. I’m certainly happy that I did read and am pleased to write! A high quality… Continue reading Reviewing Marcus Varitor, Centurion | Anne Baxter Campbell, author

Reviewing “And God Still Loves Me” | Patti J. Smith, author

Patti Smith shares with clarity about the lifestyle that she has recovered from through the power of faith in God and Jesus Christ. She wasn’t guilty of every sin that was ever imagined, but enough to make a lot of misery for herself and for those in her path. The stories of each step toward… Continue reading Reviewing “And God Still Loves Me” | Patti J. Smith, author

Reviewing At Legend’s End | Diane Moody, author

Point of View Changes Surprise and tickle me. Our story opens from a writer’s point of view…she has a snappy, ‘attitude’ voice as she is examining all of the things going on around her that she can relate to a collectible teacup and saucer to make a story. Diane Moody doesn’t mess around in the… Continue reading Reviewing At Legend’s End | Diane Moody, author

River Oaks Plantation | B.J. Robinson

B.J. Robinson tell us that she found nostalgic inspiration when she toured Southern plantation mansions and learned of their history, particularly during the Civil War. In this first novel that uses a dual story line, one story revolves around the days at River Oaks Plantation shortly before and after the Civil War while another features… Continue reading River Oaks Plantation | B.J. Robinson

The Painted Sky | Western Series | Murray Pura, Author

An unusual WESTERN — clean, inspiring, descriptive and elegantly written. I highly recommend The Painted Sky series.

Amish Pen Pals | Karen Anna Vogel and Dr. Maryann Roberts

There are users and losers in the world whose amoral philosophy often reels in the trusting and compassionate who are then seriously hurt…perhaps permanently. A story of forgiveness for one’s self and one another.