We don’t know much about you. Who you were. What you were like. You might have filled some stereotypes… strong Roman, used to a luxurious lifestyle, buried in Israel by choice or by fate, atheist or bowing to the Roman gods, despising and confused by...

Does reading have rules? I accidentally posed myself the question today and had to think about it for a minute. Obviously, there’s the rules where you have to know the letters and the language—learning to read has its own set of rules. It’s important...

Disclaimer: All I have to say is NOT because of any specific book in particular. I have been thinking of this for a long time and meaning to say it. This is in no way pointing out a specific book or author. It’s my own musings and convictions and NOT...

Well, friends, it is March and I am behind (again) but I have a good reason for it. Actually, lots of good reasons. Wanna find out what? Read on! || Highlights & Lowlights // I discovered another of my reels went viral! 10k views 😉 // I made a n...

If you’ve ever read been into 1950s MG books, you may have come across Enid Blyton—a prolific English writer who wrote mainly mystery series for children. Now, Enid Blyton has her faults, but I have enjoyed many of her books, one of which is Five on...

For the life of me, I cannot figure out where I got this template/tag. I copied it from a website in entirety but forgot to add the website link. If anyone recognizes this format and remembers who came up with it, please let me know so I can tag them...

We have something very special today, guys! A dual blog tour for two wonderful anthologies about true love—Tell Me You Love Me and Seize the Love! Tell Me You Love Me – a timeless collection of stories that truly understand the meaning of “I love you...

Originally posted on Vanessa Hall: Are you a writer who loves getting together with a group of like-minded writers? Are you a Christian lady who yearns for the encouragement and camaraderie from fellow Christian ladies? Then you should check out The...

It’s noon, in the desert. Heat ripples off the endless sand. There is no life to be seen, except perhaps a single solitary insect. And you’re standing at the door of your tent, tired of eating bread. Not a very enviable position, is it? It’s easy to...

If you know me at all, you know that I’m a voracious reader who downs between 400–700+ books a year, depending on circumstances. The greater portion of those are what I call classics, and which for the purpose of this post I will define as books writ...