Confronting Jesus
“Every seeming roadblock to faith in Jesus becomes a signpost.”
Funeral for a Friend
Another good book in this series, but this time the hero is the suspect!
The Unlikely Spy
The author recommended to me by an actual FBI agent.
The Golden Enclaves
Last book in the trilogy, and sadly, my least favorite.
The Happy Rant
A fast, easy, funny, relatable read poking fun at Christian subculture.
Excuse Me While I Disappear
“How do I know I am middle-aged?… the first time you see something advertised and really want it, but then you immediately think about ways you could get hurt using it.”
The Great Christ Comet
A fascinating read on the astronomical and theological explanations for the Bethlehem star!
A Gentleman in Moscow
“At one time I had all the conveniences. But in the end, it has been the inconveniences that have mattered to me most.”
The Lucky One
“I’ll never be a victim again.”
The Madness of the Faithful
This book was madness of its own kind. I didn’t like it.
The Villa
“She hadn’t thought that perhaps houses hold on to the bad with the good, just as people do.”
2022 in Review
New record- 101 books this year! Check them out!
The Nineties
What I was hoping to be a funny nostalgic read ended up being a bit of a drag.
All About Books Crossword Puzzle
See how many clues you can figure out of this one-of-a-kind Shelf Reflection crossword puzzle all about books!
The Paris Apartment
“If you know what is good for you, you will stop. You will leave this place. And never look back.”
Mama Bear Apologetics Guide to Sexuality
Our kids are being desensitized, song by song, cartoon by cartoon, numbed to the point where immorality feels like no big deal.
The Rom-Com Agenda
“You’re a hopeless romantic and an incurable optimist. Uh, usually.”
Die Around Sundown
“My irritation was growing and something else was, too, a darker fear that I was being drawn into a game too dangerous for any parlor. No, not a game. A trap.”
Alter Ego
“They had two dead strangers in town. One killer. One victim.”
Resisting Gossip
“The problem is not that we love stories but that we can love stories too much, and, especially, we can love the wrong stories.”