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Review: The Songs That Could Have Been
This page-turner packs in quite a lot--long-lost love, emotional trauma, Alzheimer's, eating disorders, alcoholism, and racial issues--yet it manages not to be too heavy. If you enjoy family stories, you'll like The Songs That Could Have Been.
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Review: Season of My Enemy
Today I'm sharing a book review for Season of My Enemy, a Christian historical romance novel by Naomi Musch.
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Review: To Tame a Cowboy
Today I’m sharing a book review for To Tame a Cowboy, a Christian historical romance novel by Jody Hedlund, from Bethany House Publishers. It is Book 3 of the Colorado Cowboys series.
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Review: Midnight’s Budding Morrow
Today I’m reviewing Midnight's Budding Morrow, a Christian regency romance novel by Carolyn Miller.
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Review: A Promise Engraved
Today I’m sharing a book review for A Promise Engraved, a Christian historical romance novel by Liz Tolsma. It is part of the Doors to the Past series published by Barbour but can definitely be read as a stand alone novel.
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Review: A Healer’s Promise
Today I’m sharing my review of A Healer's Promise, a Christian historical novel by Misty M. Beller, published by Bethany House Publishers. It is Book 2 of the Brides of Laurent series.
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Review: Shadows in the Mind’s Eye
Today I’m reviewing Shadows in the Mind's Eye, a Christian historical novel by Janyre Tromp, published by Kregel.
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Review: A Rose for the Resistance
Today I’m sharing a book review for A Rose for the Resistance, a Christian historical romance novel by Angela K. Couch. It is part of the Heroines of WWII series published by Barbour but can definitely be read as a stand alone novel.
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Review: U.S. History Detective, Book 2
U.S. History Detective, Book 2 covers from the late 1800s through the Obama administration. I would recommend it for 8th grade and up, along with a generous selection of historical novels and biographies for a full Modern American History course.
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Review: U.S. History Detective, Book 1
U.S. History Detective Book 1 focuses on American history from the time of the first European explorers interacting with Native Americans through the Reconstruction Era following the Civil War. I feel it would be perfect for a high school level Early American History course if you included a generous selection of corresponding historical novels and biographies.
