Christmas Presents
A Christmas thriller novella with all the thrills and chills in one short read.
Shelf Reflection’s Disney Animated Movies Reading Challenge
Need an excuse to rewatch some classics? Want a fun new way to pick books to read that correlate to your favorite Disney movies? This challenge is for you!
The September Society
“‘There’s a dead cat in my son’s room at college… that’s the root of all the problems.’”
The Dictionary of Lost Words
“Some words are more important than others. But it took me a long time to understand why.”
November Books 2023
Trying to check off some more books for my reading challenge!
Wrong Place, Wrong Time
“How sinister it is to relive your life backward. To see things you hadn’t at the time. To realize the horrible significance of events you had no idea were playing out around you.”
Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age
“God used the offense of God’s word for the good of my soul.”
Shelf Reflection’s 2024 Reading Challenge
It’s a new year: join me in this fun reading challenge with 45 prompts! Do a few or all, as long as you’re reading, it’ll be a good year!
Gallant
“‘Last night I went beyond the wall. And I met Death.’”
Please Tell Me
A really intense thriller with a risky combo of triggers.
The Spy Coast
“It’s the story of my life. Leave the bodies behind and move on.”
The Good Doctor
“There’s nothing between us but secrets and threats.”
The Lincoln Highway
“‘Well that’s life in a nutshell, ain’t it. Lovin’ to go to one place and havin’ to go to another.’”
Brilliant Maps for Curious Minds
100 interesting and insightful maps… because I was curious.
Straight Shooter
“Do anything but bore them or lie to them, and you’ll be okay.”
October Books 2023
My first time reading spooky books for October!
The Book of Cold Cases
“I’ve always believed that murder is the healthiest obsession.”
The Expectation Gap
“Peace is found where expectations meet grace.”
The Curse of Penryth Hall
“The past was no good to anyone, and digging about in it only brought about unpleasantness. It was best to leave it where it was. Past.”
The Therapist
Would you live in a house where someone was murdered? What if the murderer was not caught and might be one of your neighbors?