A few book recommendations for those of us "of a certain age" and others as well. Compiled by Steph Beth Nickel. The post Book Recommendations by Steph Beth Nickel (Guest Post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
July 2026 New ReleasesMore in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website Contemporary Romance: New Beginnings in Shady Springs by Sarah Anne Crouch — When the storm passes, can two guarded hearts believe in love...
I’m so fond of these characters. We have a mix of these two who are very old, a few even older friends, regular adults like Zoe’s boyfriend, and some ordinary teens. The interplay works well. The post Review: The Alchemist of Riddle and Ruin, by Gigi...
This book is an incredibly rich treasure. I hope it will speak wholeness where harm still lingers and unity in place of suspicion. May its impact be great as the conversations continue. The post Review: Reading the Bible on Turtle Island: An Invitati...
There are so many perspectives on aging... it’s a matter of finding the balance between assumptions, reality, and eternal matters. The post Growing Older (Guest Post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
June 2026 New Releases: More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website. The post New Releases in Christian Fiction (June 2026) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
Readers familiar with the Kate Hamilton Mystery series know to expect a clean, engaging mystery with engaging characters, charming Suffolk village settings, and delicious references to food. The post Review: A Grave Deception, by Connie Berry first a...
Let’s talk about how accountability can keep us moving forward. (via @StephBethNickel) The post The Importance of Accountability (guest post) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
May 2026 New Releases: More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder Website. The post New Releases in Christian Fiction (May 2026) first appeared on Janet Sketchley.
These characters engaged my imagination, and I enjoyed watching the various relationships shift and grow. And what’s not to love about a crumbling lighthouse stocked with secrets? The post Review: Between the Sound and the Sea, by Amanda Cox first ap...
