questions.

"The Sacredness of QUESTIONING Everything," just the title makes you want to rip it open, eh? We are all human, and humans tend to question everything from birth. Think childhood: "What's that?" "What does it do?" "Why is it doing that?"...etc, children are inquisitive to the point of annoyance. Let's go back to that shall we?

David Dark (author) is a fabulous writer. He is careful, and firm and writes in a way that readers can relate too. His book shows us that we should not be afraid to question anything, even things we have believed all of our lives. Just because we question it, does not mean we will not believe the same as we always have. It helps us look outside of the box. 

Dark is challenging and entertaining. Open it up, it's not scary, I promise!

Devotional Thoughts for Athletes!

I am not going to say that Lisa Harris' new devotional series is strictly just for the guys, they are designed with every sports fan in mind! "Power Up!: Links, Diamond & Outdoor" (they are three separate books), are really great! These devotional books combine the popularity and high interest of sports with enduring value of biblical principles. Using the language of sports to address real needs, challenge, encourage, and guide the reader toward a closer walk with Jesus and a better understanding of how to live for Him!

knit lit!

In the most recent addition to author Beth Pattillo’s “knit lit” series, the ladies of the Sweetgum Knit Lit Society are reading and discussing some of the great fictional romances. This of course, leads to a debate. What is love to each of them!

They begin to focus on their own personal lives, and the issues they face, ESPECIALLY their relationships with men. We readers get the inside scoop on this extraordinary group of women.

Extremely entertaining and has something for everyone!

let go and let GOD.

We have all heard the phrase “Let go, and let God.” With this phrase in mind there is a lesson to be learned while reading the hilarious comedy “Never a Bride” by author Rene Gutteridge. I will let you figure it out for yourself, but TRUST ME, when you read this book it will be the most entertaining lesson you have ever learned!

Jessie, the heroine and star of the book, is a wisecracking, sarcastic gal that you definitely want to get to know!

Hollywood Car Wash.

Author Lori Culwell's recent novel, "Hollywood Car Wash" is light, fun, and an enjoyable ride! A fabulous story of a heroine's journey into the tempting, yet hellish, world of Hollywood stardom would seem rather trite for anyone who can pick up a tabloid or online gossip rag. Culwell weaves this story in such a way as to glorify the darker aspects of Hollywood, and in doing so, captures beautifully our heroine's confusion, heartbreak, and loneliness.

If you are into celeb gossip and like a good read, this book is for you!

the ULTIMATE self help book!

"The Principle of the Path" is a self help book for life. Author Pastor Andy Stanley shares with us his single guiding principle for success and serenity in life. He begins with a relevant story from his own life, explains the principle and then leads us toward implementing that truth in our own lives. Stanley's applications can be useful in our relationships, our finances, parenting and our careers.

The beauty of this book is in its simplicity, its ability to challenge us to stop and think about our choices and actions and whether they really sync up with truths we would call obvious. "The Principle of the Path" is a fabulous book and definitely worth the read, but it is only as useful as your own willingness to be honest and apply these simple principles to your life. 

Great book for the "20 somethings+"

oh, charity.

"Chasing Charity" is the follow-up to "Diamond Duo" in Marcie Gruver's Texas Fortunes series.

This is a wonderful romantic historical with a sweet story. Charity is left standing at the altar by her supposed to be husband as he leaves the church. Of course to make matters even worse, her best friend Emmy leaves the church right behind Daniel. (Yes, yes she did) So Charity loses her fiancee and best friend in the same moment. Crazy.

Life becomes a jumble as Charity and her mother move to town, while the oilmen drill on their land. Charity faces the shame of the betrayal of her friend, overcomes her bitter feelings towards oilmen in general and falls deep into love with a tall handsome stranger. Then we have Daniel back in the picture trying to win her back! Pffffff.

Very fun to read! :)