Author: Linda Evans Shepherd
Genre: Christian Nonfiction, Prayer
Publisher: Revell
Source: Library
My review:
If you need a book to convince you of the power of prayer, look no further. When You Need to Move a Mountain by Linda Evans Shepherd will do just that.
Welcome back to First Line Friday hosted by Carrie at Reading is My SuperPower!! I am also linking up with Gilion on Rose City Reader for Book Beginnings. This is where you share the beginning of the book that you are reading. To join in the fun grab the book you are reading and leave a comment with the first line (or your link). This week I am reading Midnight Blue by Suzie Waltner.
Series: Gilded Age #2
Author: Nancy Moser
Narrator: Antoinette LaVecchia
Genre: Historical Fiction, Christian Fiction, Romance
Publisher: Bethany House
Source: Hoopla/Library
Challenge: Literary Escapes
Can't-Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings,
to spotlight and discuss the books we're excited about that we have yet
to read. Typically they are books that have not been released yet. This week I am sharing Dark of Night by Colleen Coble. It released yesterday January 10, 2023. Since I am not likely to get a copy of it anytime soon I can still be excited about it 😂 Plus, I haven't read the first in the series, so I need to catch up. And, since I just looked and the third book comes out in July, I might just binge them all toward the end of the year, LOL!
Happy Tuesday, my bookish friends!! I hope you all are doing well. Today's Top Ten Tuesday is our Most Anticipated Books Releasing in the First Half of 2023. This should be fairly easy! 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.
Books I am most excited to see released during the first part of the year:
Spell the Month in Books is a linkup hosted here on Reviews From the Stacks on the second Saturday of each month.
Series: An Amish Fairytale #1
Author: Sarah Price
Genre: Amish, Christian Fiction, Fairy Tale Retelling
Publisher: Kensington Books
Source: Library
My review:
When I saw Belle: An Amish Retelling of Beauty and the Beast at the library, I immediately grabbed it and the next in the series.
