This is comfort reading in screenplay form. It’s not trying to be deep or complex, and honestly that’s part of the charm. It’s all about the...

  When you believed, God sealed you. Not temporarily. Not conditionally. The Holy Spirit is God’s promise written over your life, a guarante...

Now Released Forever, Papa Bear feels simple, yet the message about a father’s love staying with you as you grow is heartfelt and beautiful...

This one ended up being a pretty fun read for me. The premise is a little chaotic, but in a way that works, and I liked getting a behind the...

Publication Date: October 13, 2026 I really enjoyed Easy Anti-Inflammatory Diet Air Fryer Cookbook and thought it was a practical, beginner-...

This one just didn’t quite click for me. I could see what it was trying to do, and the writing is definitely thoughtful, but I never fully c...

How to Try Again by Steve Kamb is a refreshingly compassionate take on personal growth, especially for anyone who feels stuck in cycles of ...

Now Released This is one of those self-help books that is relatable right from the beginning. It taps into that feeling of going through the...

Publication Date July 1, 2026 At its heart, The Melody of Love explores the fragile balance between calling and commitment, and that part re...

This one was a quick, fun little side story, but it didn’t fully stand out for me. It has the usual Stephanie Plum chaos with Lula, holiday ...

Publication Date: July 28, 2026 This was such a fun, comforting cozy mystery that pulled me in right away and honestly felt like a little es...

This quote reminds me that life doesn’t stop to ask if we’re ready. Things change, plans fall apart, and hard moments show up whether we fee...

This one was a fun surprise. I didn’t expect to get so pulled into a story about chess, but it ended up being one of my favorite parts. It m...

This one was a fun, slightly chaotic read for me. It definitely has that classic Sophie Kinsella energy light, a little over the top, and fu...

This was a mixed read for me. The premise—a mother leaving advice for her daughter after she’s gone—is deeply meaningful, and that love come...

Release Date September 8, 2026 As a Christian mom of five and a grandma to two, I love this book. It offers such an important lesson that ch...

Release Date September 8, 2026 As a mom of five and now a grandma to two, I have read more picture books than I can count, and this one trul...

Release Date:  September 01, 2026 As a grandma to two and a mom of five, and with my background as an educator, this book absolutely won my ...

This one took me a while to get through, like…four tries kind of while. I kept picking it up, putting it down, and coming back to it, but I’...

  Being a child of God isn’t something we earn or inherit —  it’s a gift we receive through believing in Jesus.  No matter where we come fro...

This has a soft, emotional pull to it. The dual timeline does work here, though I am never a fan, and I liked how the past and present slowl...

This keeps the cozy, character driven charm from book one, and I enjoyed being back in Emma’s world, but it didn’t hold my attention quite t...

Now Released This book strongly captured that familiar “wait…is this adulthood?” feeling. It speaks to the season of life where you have che...

This one was interesting, but definitely not something I could just breeze through. I picked it up three times before completing it.  The wo...

This one ended up being a really fun read for me. The first half is definitely slow, and I honestly was not sure it was going to win me over...