
Author: Lisa Carter
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Genre: Christian Fiction, Suspense, Romance
Source: Own
My Review:
Under a Turquoise Sky is the first book I have read by Lisa Carter. It is a standalone novel.
Author: Lisa Carter
Publisher: Abingdon Press
Genre: Christian Fiction, Suspense, Romance
Source: Own
My Review:
Under a Turquoise Sky is the first book I have read by Lisa Carter. It is a standalone novel.
Series: Hidden Bay #2
Author: Elizabeth Goddard
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Suspense, Christian Fiction, Contemporary
Source: Author Provided
My Review:
Wow! Perilous Tides sucks you in from the opening scene!
Author: Shannon Sue Dunlap
Publisher: Kregel
Genre: Christian Fiction, Humor, Contemporary Romance
Source: Library
My Review:
The Shippers are back in Hearts Aweigh and are up to more matchmaking shenanigans. While this book can be read independently, I recommend reading Love Overboard first. This is where we are first introduced to the Shippers.
Series: Marriage of Conviction #2
Author: Chautona Havig
Publisher: Havilah Press Publications
Genre: Christian Fiction,
Source: Kindle own
My Review:
Tempting Tait is the second book in the Marriage of Convictions series. I recommend reading them in order to avoid spoilers.
Series: Marriage of Conviction #1
Author: Chautona Havig
Publisher: Havilah Press Publications
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Christian Fiction,
Source: Kindle own
My Review:
Blessing Bentley is the first book of the Marriage of Conviction series. I would recommend reading them in order, as the main character of book two is introduced in this story.
Author: Rhonda Rhea & Kaley Rhea
Publisher: Bold Vision Books
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Christian Fiction,
Source: Own
My Review:
Turtles in the Road is the first book I have read by Rhonda Rhea & Kaley Rhea. I hope this is not the only one they have written, because I want more.
Author: Sara Brunsvold
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Christian Fiction, Books about books
Source: Publisher/Author
My Review:
The Atlas of Untold Stories is not the easiest read because it deals with family dynamics. Family is messy and hard. But it can also be beautiful, despite its complexities. That is this story: messy and beautiful.
Series: The Imposters #3
Author: Roseanna M. White
Publisher: Bethany House
Genre: Historical Fiction, Christian Romance, Mystery
Source: Library
My Review:
An Honorable Deception is the final book in The Imposters series by Roseanna M. White.
Author: Courtney Walsh
Narrator: Jorjeana Marie
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Christian Fiction
Source: Net Galley
My Review:
I highly recommend listening to Everything's Coming Up Rosie, Jorjeana Marie did a fantastic job with the narration. It took this story to another level.
Series: Mitchell's Crossroads #3
Author: Pepper Basham
Publisher: Woven Words
Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Christian Fiction, Romance
Source: Kindle Own
My Review:
A Match for Emma is the third and final book in the Mitchell's Crossroads series. I highly recommend reading them in order.
Series: Mitchell's Crossroads #2
Author: Pepper Basham
Publisher: Woven Words
Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Christian Fiction, Romance
Source: Own
My Review:
Charming the Troublemaker is the second book in the Mitchell's Crossroads series, and I highly recommend reading them in order.
Series: Mitchell's Crossroads #1
Author: Pepper Basham
Publisher: Woven Words
Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Christian Fiction, Romance
Source: Kindle Unlimited
My Review:
A Twist of Faith is the first book in Pepper Basham's Mitchell's Crossroads series. This is my second time reading this book, and it was just as enjoyable the second time around. I highly recommend reading the series in order, as it follows the Mitchell siblings, and you will get slight spoilers by reading it out of order.
Title: Just a Kiss
Series: Summer Harbor #3
Author: Denise Hunter
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Christian Fiction,
Source: Own
My Review:
Just a Kiss is the third book in the Summer Harbor series. The series follows three brothers, but this story can also easily stand alone, although you might get some spoilers from the first two stories.
Title: The Goodbye Bride
Series: Summer Harbor #2
Author: Denise Hunter
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Genre: Contemporary Fiction, Christian Fiction,
Source: Library
My Review:
The Goodbye Bride is the second book in the Summer Harbor series, but can easily be read as a standalone novel.
Author: Shelley Shepard Gray
Publisher: Revell
Publication date: June 3, 2025
Genre: Christian Fiction, Amish, Contemporary
Source: Author provided
My Review:
Unshaken is Shelley Shepard Gray's newest upcoming release.
Author: Janine Rosche
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Dual-time,
Source: Library
My Review:
The Road Before Us is the first book I have read by Janine Rosche, but it will not be the last.
Author: A. W. Tozer
Publisher: Bridge Logos
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Christian Living,
Source: Own
My Review:
Tozer is in a league of his own. His theology is sound and at times difficult to follow. However, Mystery of the Holy Spirit is worth the read.
Author: Becca Kinzer
Publisher: Tyndale House
Genre: Christian Fiction, RomCom, Contemporary Romance
Source: Library
My Review:
First Love, Second Draft takes a hot minute to get into with the changing perspectives of the story. You have the story of the main characters, Noah and Gracie, and you also get the perspective of Gracie's nephew Matt.
Series: The Imposters #2
Author: Roseanna M. White
Narrator: Susan Lyons
Publisher: Bethany House
Genre: Historical Fiction, Christian Romance, Mystery
Source: Hoopla
My Review:
A Noble Scheme is the second book in The Imposters series. While it could stand alone, I recommend reading them in order, as the characters are connected.
Title: Hope Like Wildflowers
Series: My Heart Belongs in the Blue Ridge #3
Author: Pepper Basham
Publisher: Barbour
Genre: Historical Fiction, Christian Fiction, Romance
Source: Library
My Review:
Hope Like Wildflowers is the third book in the My Heart Belongs in the Blue Ridge series. While I recommend reading them in order, this book can stand alone.