This is my first post for First Line Fridays and I am excited to be participating! First Line Friday is hosted by Hoarding Books.
Today for First Line Friday, I am sharing from The Preacher's Daughter, the second book in the Infamous Amish Series by Patricia Johns.
Author: Melissa Huggins
Publisher: Heather James Miller
Genre: Self-help/Nonfiction
My Review:
Has God ever bestowed upon you a gift that you were afraid to use? That is exactly what happened to Melissa Huggins and her story is the catalyst to her debut book, Now Unto Him.
Title: Never Miss
Author: Melissa Koslin
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Christian Fiction/Suspense
My Review:
"Sarah Jeane Rogers," she muttered. "Elizabeth Jeane Jones." Which ID to use this time?
The first line of Never Miss by Melissa Koslin entices the reader into a web of mystery and intrigue. From a complex plotline to the fast-paced race to prevent a lethal virus, this book is full of non-stop action and suspense, making it hard to put down.
Author: Amanda Green
Publisher: Yes She Can LLC
Genre: Children's fiction
My Review:
What do you think of when you hear Engineer? If you are like me, you likely think of a man who operates a locomotive. However, in Maya the Engineer young readers will explore several remarkable jobs that fall under the category of an engineer.
Series: Willow Brook: Secrets of the Pen #1
Author: Debra Torres
Publisher: Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.
Genre: Amish/Christian Fiction/Suspense
Source: Author provided
My Review:
"The hairs on the back of my neck stood up when I heard the noise again. The sound seemed almost human."
Title: An Amish Surprise
Series: Berlin Bookmobile #2
Author: Shelley Shepard Gray
Publisher: Gallery Books
Genre: Contemporary Fiction/Amish/Romance
My Review:
The bookmobile is back!!! I loved the first book in the series and couldn't wait to read this one.
Title: Courageous Simplicity: Abide in the Simple Abundance of Jesus
Author: (in)courage Ginger Kolbaba
Publisher: Revell
Genre: Bible Study/Devotional
My Review:
"The more you have, the more you are occupied. The less you have, the more free you are." -Mother Teresa
This is my second Bible Study by the (in)courage team and it will not be my last. (You can click here to see the review of the