"How's the book you're reading?" 

"Absolutely devastating. But really beautiful, too."

Today, I'm honoured to review
The Warsaw Sisters,
by Amanda Barratt.

Here's the publisher's blurb:

On a golden August morning in 1939, sisters Antonina and Helena Dąbrowska send…

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Since I started reviewing books, I've become a super-fan of a few select authors, and Jaime Jo Wright is definitely one of them!

Thankfully, she's uber-prolific!

Jaime Jo is a Christian writer with a deep love of ghost stories, gothic…

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At the start of 2023, I set a reading goal of 50 books over 12 months - the same goal I set for 2022. I find this is the right number of books for me. It means I need to…Read more

 I'm excited to be a guest blogger on the Inscribe Christian Writers Fellowship blog!

You can read my piece - Kindred Spirits - HERE

Ever think you'd find Christian Historical Fiction
that explores the world of 1800's Palaeontology?

Well, here we go!

This week, I read Kimberley Woodhouse's new novel
The Secrets Beneath.

It's the start of a new series exploring women in…

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A few years, I finally read The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom. It was one of those books I knew by reputation, but had never read for myself. After the opening chapter, I could already tell why this story… Read more

 So, this is going to be a challenging review to write.

This Is Where It Ends is Southern fiction - a genre that intrigues me, given our own Nashville years, but a genre I really haven't gotten into yet. I…

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I've read a lot of great WWII books in recent years. It can be hard to find a fresh take on the subject, but the subtitle of The Long March Home caught my attention: The Long March Home: A World… Read more

The first time I read a Jaime Jo Wright novel, I was gobsmacked.
Who knew you could write Spooky Gothic Christian Fiction,
and that it would actually be good???

Since then, I've loved and reviewed:

On The Cliffs Of…

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Today, my Dad - Rev. Hollis Hiscock -  has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Divinity  from Queen's College, School of Theology,  in St. John's, NL.

Gerald and I are unable to attend in person,
but I was very kindly…

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Friends, let's run away and join the circus!

I've already loved two Kimberly Duffy creations:

Every Word Unsaid

and

A Tapestry of Light

I'm excited anytime she releases a new book,
but when I discovered her new book takes us…

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Please welcome my Dad - Rev. Hollis Hiscock - as today's guest blogger!

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Every Day Is Easter
By Rev. Hollis Hiscock

“Every day is a mini-Easter,” intoned the…

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