TTT-D is delightful

Happy Tuesday my bookish friends!! I hope you all are doing well. Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic is: Favorite Secondary/Minor Characters. I am not great at remembering these things, so I am going to continue with the Alphabet, today highlighting "D" titles. A  B, and C. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl and you can head over there to see what our other bookish friends are up to today. 

The Q

Title: The Q

Author: Beth Brower

Source: Own

My Review:

I was intimidated by the size of this book. Instead of committing to reading it straight through, I decided to start with a chapter a day. That didn't last long, as the first chapter captured my interest and curiosity. However, a few chapters in, I started wondering if I should DNF the book. 

Stacking the Shelves #212 Sunday Post #209 Sunday Salon #203

Hey, my bookish friends!!  How are you all doing? This week was long! I worked four days instead of my typical 3. I am still struggling with the vertigo flare-up, but most days it is only in the morning and evenings.

Harbor Pointe

Title: Harbor Pointe

Series: Hope Harbor #12

Author: Irene Hannon

Source: Hoopla/Library

My Review:

I started listening to this book on Hoopla, but I was not enjoying the narrator's narration, which is odd because I typically like books read by Thérèse Plummer. It may have been the multiple points of view shared that contributed to my dissatisfaction with the narration.

Code and Couture

Title: Code and Couture

Series: Trinket Sisters #2

Author: Kristi Ann Hunter

Source: Own

My Review:

Amy is a new believer, and her sister, Emma, has given her a list of things she now "must" do. It is overwhelming, and Amy is determined to figure it all out on her own; she doesn't need someone else telling her what to do.

Stacking the Shelves #211 Sunday Post #208 Sunday Salon #202

Hey, my bookish friends!!  How are you all doing? This week was hard! I am on day 13 of a vertigo flare-up. I tried to get into my doctor's office for it this week and I was told to go to the emergency room. I was so frustrated (and yes I cried)!

No More Boring Bible Study

Title: No More Boring Bible Study: Why Taking Scripture Seriously is Easier and More Exciting Than You Think

Author: Faith Womack

Source: own

My Review:

Sometimes I watch Faith Womack's videos on YouTube and find her teachings interesting. When I saw she had a book, No More Boring Bible Study, I was curious and decided I had to read it.