One of the perks of being a reviewer is people think of me and ask, “Hey, would you be interested?” It is very rare when I say no, and it’s usually time or the product goes against my core values. And then there are the times I can’t say yes fast enough. Odyssey Adventure Club…
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COTT: Hope Under Mistletoe by Jessica R. Patch
What a wonderful debut! It’s a story of redemption and forgiveness and love. The author, Jessica R Patch, sucked me in on the first page. I couldn’t put it down. I can’t wait for her next book to be released. Wonderful writer. Highly recommended read, especially around Christmas time, but could be read anytime. It’s…
Sabbath Sunday: When I See a Cave
Every time I see a cave, I think of the empty tomb. I think about Jesus. What were His first thoughts as He looked and saw the linens? The angels as they received that assignment and positioned themselves? The guards, when the cave started to shake? Mary, when she realized the tomb was empty? The…
When You Say Nothing at All: Infertility Memories
April is a month set aside to make people a little more informed when it comes to infertility. On April 28th our book, A Walk in the Valley: Christian Encouragement for your Journey Through Infertility releases. Our heart is make sure everyone who is walking or has walked in these shoes will have a copy…
Clash of the Titles Blog Alliance: Vote for Your Favorite Read
In the winter, we all need a pick-me-up, and often, a good book does just the trick! Clash of the Titles is pleased to present these brand new novels. Which one is calling you? Take a moment to browse, then choose which you’re most likely to read first. VOTE BELOW from now until next Wednesday…
Sabbath Sunday: He will Direct Your Path
As we settle into life taking this route on a daily basis, we still feel more change is to come as we seek “revive” on a personal level. It’s easy to get caught up in the questions. What kind of change? When? How? Will it benefit all of us? And on and on I could…
