Archive | September 2018

The Girl On The Tombstone by Betty Ruth Weatherby

Sep1

An Epic Read

The Girl On The Tombstone by Betty Ruth Weatherby is a Christian historical epic set in 1953. There are many godly themes including a search to belong. Raised in an orphanage but never adopted, it is naturally understandable to feel left out and insecure. Both looking for a family of her own and a desire to keep the memories alive of those who have passed on, spur the lead character on in life.

Pets are important. The bond between the leading lady and her dog is beautiful to witness.

Comprehensive descriptions bring the landscape to life. The reader ‘walks’ through the novel.

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Shadows From The Past by Ashley Dawn

Sep1

Betrayal Of The Worst Kind

Shadows From The Past by Ashley Dawn is a fabulous start to the Shadows series. It’s a Christian murder suspense that will have you guessing.

There were many godly lessons and themes including the steadfastness of God and others. “You never gave up on me, even when I’d given up on myself.”

In our times of grief we often blame ourselves, others and even God. “She wished she still had that close relationship with God, but He hadn’t been there for her when she really needed Him.” The truth is that God never leaves us. In our hurt and pain, we shut out God and others. We think that isolating ourselves prevents further hurt but in reality we imprison ourselves from God and others. God awaits our return with eager anticipation.

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