Dynah Carey's perfect life is shattered by rape, her future irrevocably altered by an unwanted pregnancy, and her doting family torn apart. Her seemingly rock-solid faith is pushed to the limits as she faces the most momentous choice of her life--to embrace or to end the untimely life within her. ISBN-13: 9781868524242 My ThoughtsIt's been at least 15 years since I read The Atonement Child but I remember as a teenager realizing just how powerful and thought provoking it was. Francine Rivers had taken on one of the most difficult and polarizing topics then as it is now, but she had done so with a rare sensitivity and with an open heart. I was raised, and still believe, that abortion is wrong, however I was also taught, and still firmly believe, that no one touched by abortion comes away unscathed and that Christians should be extending grace and compassion to all of the victims of abortion just as Jesus would. There were two things in The Atonement Child that have stuck with me all of these years. One is that pain and mistakes can be generational, frequently unwittingly. And the other is that we as Christians can so easily become caught up in our own perfection that we lose sight of what the Bible really says and become even more unforgiving and unkind than the world is. The Atonement Child is an emotional story, it isn't always easy to read, you may feel convicted by your own judgementalism, but you will also come away with a better understanding and you will be uplifted and inspired by this story of forgiveness and hope... If you have had an abortion please consider talking to someone such as an abortion recovery support group. You are not alone and they will have someone who can help you find healing.
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Excerpt from Acres Of Promise
“That’s it, Noah. Pull the wire across one more inch. Yep. Good. Now hook it onto the support.” Andrew stood five yards from Noah. He hammered the stump he held deeper into the ground.
“Hold your end firm.” He strode over to his little apprentice, as he liked to call him, and checked Noah’s work. Andrew adjusted the wires onto some of the hooks that Noah had missed. “Give it a tug and test if you think it’ll hold.” Noah pulled on the fencing wire from the wooden stump. The mesh sagged slightly. “It needs to be tighter, am I right?” “Correctamundo. You’re learning fast. We need to build those muscles of yours.” Andrew unlatched the wire from the hooks and pulled it across more and reattached the fencing to the post. “Now, try its resilience.” Noah tugged, and it didn’t move. Andrew pointed to the fence. “This is how you need to be in school. When kids are tugging on your nerves, calling you names, trying to get you to react, you need to stay firm. Have some resilience.” Noah looked up to Andrew, squinting his eyes from the sun. “Like letting the words bounce off me?” Andrew ruffled Noah’s hair. “You got it, son. You’re learning fast. Now, you just need to apply it to real-life situations. And I want to hear all about it.” Noah nodded and looked like he would try his best. The Rhode Island hens clucked a few feet away, begging for scraps. The rooster made the most racket of all of them. Andrew pushed some dirt with his boot around the base of the post. Dust tickled his nose and eyes. He rubbed his sleeve over them before he sneezed. “Four more to go, and we’ll finish this section. Then we can have a break, and try those cookies your mom baked.” “I baked. Mom doesn’t make sweet stuff. If I want cakes and cookies, I’ve gotta make them myself.” Noah swooshed a fly from his face. “Right. I guess she’s too busy with the hobby farm and pets.” He shrugged. “Mom’s just lazy.” “Noah. That’s not a nice thing to say. I’m sure as a single mother, she’d work very hard to do most of the house jobs by herself. What do you do to help?” Noah’s face reddened. “Take out the trash. Clean my room . . . sometimes.” “Let’s do an experiment. Tonight, I want you to do extra chores your mom usually doesn’t ask of you. Then, report back to me what her reaction was. Don’t tell her I’m in on this.” He winked. “So, what should you say if she asks why you’re so helpful?” Noah’s eyes lit up, and he laughed. “Because I love you, Mom. She’d fall over if I said that.” This kid. How to get through to his teenage brain? Andrew rubbed the back of his sweaty neck. “But you do love her.” He patted Noah’s chest. “Deep down, you love her a lot. She’s your mom, and no one will ever replace her in your heart. So, when you say it, be sincere. If you help more around the house for a week, you watch how things turn around for you two. It wouldn’t surprise me if she started making cookies.” Noah became somber and seemed to consider the words. “I like this experiment idea. I’ll start as soon as I get home.”
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Celebrate Lit Blog Tour - Sing Until You Die by Carole Brown (Interview, Guest Post, Giveaway)1/13/2021
Interview with Carole#1. What was the inspiration for this book? An older man we knew years ago who was thought to be a secret, U.S. civilian spy during WWII gave me the idea. That man never confessed whether he indeed was a spy, but the idea bloomed and became a three book series: The Spies of WWII.
#3. What do you hope your readers will take away with them when they read this book? Forgiveness. The female protagonist, Claire Anne Rayner, just can not forgive the man who was like a brother and son to everyone in her family...except her. His teasing, along with her middle sister's, was the bane of her life. It was only when they were entangled in the spy search that things change, and Claire realizes that people aren't always who we thought they were. Hearts change. And forgiveness is the only way for self happiness.
#5. Share with us a thought, Bible verse, whatever is on your mind/heart. Psalm 91 is one of my favorites. I love how God will shelter us and protect us from the fiery darts of our enemy. I love that he is our protection, that he guides us and will always show us the way to go, the path to choose, and has the answers to our problems and questions. He is our best friend, one who understands far better than anyone when we our troubled, concerned or anxious. He corrects us when we need it (because we are his children!) and lovingly forgives when we err. We can trust him because he does what he says, we can lean on Him because no one is mightier than he, we can believe Him because his word is true and he never lies. More from CaroleA Grip on the Story by Carole Brown Unlike books one and two of The Spies of WWII series (With Music in Their Hearts and A Flute in the Willows), I couldn’t get a handle on where to go with Claire Anne Rayner and Wills Mason’s story in Sing Until You Die. I knew their names, knew their careers, but the plot evaded me until it was time to write the novel. And then… Slowly the plot opened up:
The more I wrote, the more I loved these two faulty, but loveable characters. Were they perfect? No. Were they determined to do what they felt was their duty, what they knew was their calling? Yes and yes. Claire, as a child and teenager, faced thoughtless and sometimes cruel teasings because of over zealousness from certain family and friends. In her youthful mind, she felt loathing for those hurting her and knew she’d never forgive those involved. Wills, on the other hand, as a youth, was bound to prove he was one better than his best friend. Nothing was too dangerous or too extreme for him to try. No matter how others might feel… Yet, through loving family and friends, these two grew into adulthood as caring, serious, and individuals determined to succeed in their separate pursuits. The only thing they needed to do was ask for forgiveness and forgive. Could they lay aside their accusations for each other and do it? Would they realize that past feelings and thoughts about the other might just be wrong? I worked hard at showing the slow and sometimes painful process of their achieving that. But tying in the insidious spy, thrust these two adorable, but different, characters into each others’ lives. That brings about the question: Will the web of deceit the mysterious German spy is weaving destroy their one chance of happiness with each other, or can they both let go of the past and work together to bring the spy to justice?
It's Time For A Giveaway!To celebrate her tour, Carole is giving away the grand prize package of a music-themed tote bag a 4-piece set of bird/flower coasters, a $25 Amazon gift card, and a signed copy of Sing Until You Die!! Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries! Blog StopsLocks, Hooks and Books, January 4 Jodie Wolfe – Stories Where Hope and Quirky Meet, January 5 (Author Interview) Ashley’s Clean Book Reviews, January 5 deb’s Book Review, January 6 Inklings and notions, January 7 Betti Mace, January 8 Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, January 9 Texas Book-aholic, January 10 For Him and My Family, January 11 Connie’s History Classroom, January 12 Tell Tale Book Reviews, January 13 (Author Interview) Sara Jane Jacobs, January 13 Artistic Nobody, January 14 (Guest Review from Joni Truex) Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, January 15 Happily Managing a Household of Boys, January 16 Pause for Tales, January 17
Genre: RELIGION / Christian Living/Prayer Release Date: December 11, 2020 Click here to get your copy! More from Whitaker HouseIn His Presence by EW Kenyon is not written about what others were and did, but about what we are and can do! It is a lifting of the curtain and a revealing of the holy of holies and our ability to enter it and stand in the presence of the Father. In His Presence is a discovery of the fact that God’s ability is available to every child of God. This is your invitation to open the door…enter…and stand in His presence, in the presence of the Father!
It's Time For A Giveaway!To celebrate their tour, Whitaker House is giving away the grand prize package of a $20 Starbucks gift card and a copy of the book!! Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries! Blog StopsDebbie’s Dusty Deliberations, January 7 Texas Book-aholic, January 8 Inklings and notions, January 9 Tell Tale Book Reviews, January 10 deb’s Book Review, January 10 Locks, Hooks and Books, January 11 Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess, January 12 Artistic Nobody, January 13 For the Love of Literature, January 14 Ashley’s Bookshelf, January 15 Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, January 16 Sara Jane Jacobs, January 17 Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, January 18 Vicky Sluiter, January 19 Mary Hake, January 19 For Him and My Family, January 20
Welcome to the Blog + Review Tour for Texas Witness Threat by Cate Nolan,
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My Review
Only one man believes her story...
What would you do if no one believed you, even those closest to you? That's a really good question, one I found myself pondering as I read Texas Witness Threat. Somehow I doubt I would be half as generous as Christine is in the book! At any rate, I found that plot decision made by author Cate Nolan to be different and quite interesting. I'm so used to Assistant US Attorneys being believed in fiction... Texas Witness Threat was another edge-of-your-seat Love Inspired Suspense and I quite enjoyed it. Not a bad choice for my first read of 2021! The settings were great, starting in a creepy empty building during a thunderstorm and winding up on a Texas ranch, with some pretty interesting stops along the way. And I'll give you a hint, the cover really matches part of the story! If you are looking for a fairly short, easy, but romantic and suspenseful read, you won't go wrong in choosing Cate Nolan's latest from Love Inspired Suspense. It's a pretty good one! Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Texas Witness Threat by Cate Nolan a 4 Bark rating.
(I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher. All opinions are entirely my own.)
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The Raven by Mike Nappa The Major's Daughter by Regina Jennings One Final Breath by Lynn H. Blackburn Secular Fiction
May contain elements of faith but are not strictly 'Christian' fiction
Top 10 Love Inspired Books
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Her Cowboy Till Christmas by Jill Kemerer Amish Country Kidnapping by Mary Alford Wilderness Sabotage by Heather Woodhaven Top 10 E-Books
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Reviving The Commander by Nadine C. Keels Top 10 Fiction Audiobooks
Christian & Clean Reads
Top Dramatized Audiobooks
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The Sacrifice by Karin Kaufman A Glazed Finish by Eryn Scott Love In Lead by Kari Trumbo Top 10 YA Books
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Fated by Kaylin Lee The Secret Of The Wooden Lady by Carolyn Keene A Curse Of Gems by Brittany Fichter Top 5 Non-Fiction Books
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new year and hope you will be joining us for... Reading Year In ReviewGoodreads Reading Challenge Goal: 75 books Started: January 1st Completed: April 24th Fiction: 285* Non-Fiction: 8 Other: 0 Print Books: 109 E-Books: 74* Audiobooks: 110 Total Number of Books Read: 293* Total Pages Read: 63,039** Percentage Of Challenge Completed: 391% * Read a boxed set that contained 8 individual e-books. ** Number of pages read is according to Goodreads. Audiobooks etc. do not appear in the final page count. Review Stats Total Number of Reviews: 225 Fiction: 223 Non-Fiction: 2 Print Books: 85 E-Books: 52*+ Audiobooks: 88 CDs: 0 Movies: 0 Other: 0 * Indicates there may have been more than one book in a single review. +Read a boxed set that contained 8 individual (e-)books. for sticking with us in 2020! We just want to take the time to say Thank You for your love and support in 2020. We sincerely hope you will join us for more reviews, interviews, and giveaways in the coming year. May there always be work, for your hands to do, |
-From Goodreads- Caught between a killer on the loose and a deadly snowstorm... A man's been murdered, and the only witness is Alaska State Trooper Shane Taylor's ex, Kara Riley--a woman he's sure has been keeping secrets. Now Shane and Kara are snowbound during a dangerous winter storm--with the killer! Shane's convinced this has to be tied to Kara's past, and he needs to find the truth...before they become a murderer's next victims. ISBN-13: 9781335403254 Can they bridge the past before it's too late? OK, this is it. Yes, this is definitely it. Arctic Christmas Ambush is my absolute favorite Love Inspired Suspense novel of this year! I first fell in love with it because of the cover but, wow, what a story is inside! Sherri Shackelford has done it again! Just when I think she's written her best book, she tops herself yet again. There was absolutely everything to love about Arctic Christmas Ambush and nothing to dislike. Sherri Shackelford's research into the Alaskan setting was evident in those little details and I was very impressed. And, I'll admit it, she had me won over when she chose to feature my favorite dogs, Alaskan Malamutes, in the story. You almost never see Malamutes in fiction so I was totally thrilled with the canines in this book. Another thing that I really liked was just how flawed both characters were. Neither of them was the tortured character that is rescued by the other's love. No, these two had to recognize their own problems and then learn to work together through those problems. | This Book received a 4 Bark rating. |
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Arctic Christmas Ambush by Sherri Shackelford a 5 Bark rating.
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Uncharted Promises
Uncharted book 8
by Keely Brooke Keith
-From Goodreads- Sybil Roberts uses the warmth of delicious meals to lift the spirits of road-weary travelers at The Inn at Falls Creek. Her life at the inn would be perfect if she could just get her brothers and mother to move back home. And if she could see Isaac Owens again. He visited the inn once when he interviewed for the farm manager job, and she’s dreamed of his return to Falls Creek ever since. Isaac Owens knows how to run a farm. His family might not have faith in him, but if he succeeds at Falls Creek, he’ll prove them wrong. He arrives at the inn thinking the job is his, but the inn’s senile owner offered the position to another man too. Isaac must spend the winter competing if he wants to win the job… and Sybil’s heart. It will take more than warm meals on cold nights for Sybil and Isaac to find love while working at the isolated inn. Uncharted Promises weaves past and future in a faith-filled story of life in a hidden land. If you enjoy the rural setting and wholesomeness of frontier romance and Amish fiction, you’ll adore Uncharted Promises. ASIN: B07YYLNY7M Will this time of waiting make them or break them? | This Book received a 4 Bark rating. |
There is so much in this eighth book in the Uncharted series that it's a bit difficult to unpack it all in a few paragraphs. But, I think one of the things that really stuck with me was that seasons of waiting may seem never-ending but, just like Sybil and Isaac, there are valuable lessons to learn and a lot of maturing can finally happen without all of the distractions.
While it was not exactly my top favorite Uncharted book I can say without reservation that I really did enjoy Uncharted Promises. Keely Brooke Keith gave me a lot to think about, though, it was presented through such charming fiction. My advice, don't miss a book in this series!
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Uncharted Promises by Keely Brooke Keith a 4 Bark rating.
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Malice
Jo McDaniels book 2
by Anne Patrick
-From Goodreads- Settling into her new life in Oregon and expecting her first child, FBI profiler Jo McDaniels' serenity is shattered when her old boss turns up with some devastating news. The serial killer who managed to elude them in Maine has resurfaced. Harland Briggs is every sadistic monster Jo has profiled rolled into one. Leaving his hunting grounds in Maine, he's making his way across country leaving a path of destruction in his wake. After learning that in the past three years an alarming number of teenage girls had been abducted across the country, Jo goes against her husband's wishes and agrees to go after Briggs. Once again, her sanity, as well as her life, is in jeopardy…and the life of her unborn child. ASIN: B018HDPL4G Will this be Agent Jo McDaniels' last case...? Jo McDaniels is back! I've been looking forward to listening to Malice since I finished Ties That Bind awhile back. I just had to know if Jo would finally get some closure on the case that turned her life upside-down and nearly destroyed her career. Would she finally catch the man behind the heinous crimes? Will Anne Patrick once again take Jo nearly to her breaking point? | This Book received a 4 Bark rating. |
As I mentioned up above I did listen to the audiobook of this title. And, as expected I enjoyed the narrator, she is one of my favorites, and the production quality was quite good. No complaints, just a really good and enjoyable listening experience...
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives Malice by Anne Patrick a 4 Bark rating.
Historical Romance
A Reckless Love
The Daughtry House Series book 3
by Beth White
-From Goodreads- In the fine tradition established by her Southern grandmama, Aurora Daughtry has recently orchestrated the marriage of her eldest sister and facilitated her middle sister's engagement. She also rejoices in her part in transforming the family's dilapidated plantation manor into a luxurious and lucrative resort hotel. Just when it seems there is nothing left to absorb her considerable talent for managing people, in walks federal deputy marshal Zane Sager. But Zane is not at Daughtry House for a vacation. He's tracking a killer and collecting two key witnesses to a federal judge's murder. Aurora takes it upon herself to disabuse the cynical lawman of his conviction that the world--and God in particular--is out to get him. But just as she's on the verge of cracking Zane's defenses, the man he is after reminds him that no one he loves is safe. Ever. Award-wining author Beth White closes out her Daughtry House series with this exciting and emotional tale of two strong-willed people who may have met their match. ISBN-13: 9780800726911 Can they stand against evil...together? | This Book received a 4 Bark rating. |
A Reckless Love was all that I had anticipated, however, Beth White still had a few surprises in store for me. But it's the unexpected that makes a book good and worth reading. It was fun to check in with old friends from the previous books, to find out what those strong-willed girls from The Daughtry House were up to, and it was nice to finally find out the truth behind it all.
I actually read A Reckless Love a few months ago but I've struggled with the right words for my review. I had a pretty strong reaction to the story, because, at the time it released our country was facing hate-fueled riots and violence just like Beth White's characters were. Needless to say it was a bit eerie. But, it was also a good reminder through fiction that no matter what God was, and still is, above it all and He is in control. And, even now, as things continue to be uncertain it is a thought, and a prayer, that we should all hold onto.
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives A Reckless Love by Beth White a 4 Bark rating.
Cozy Mystery
A Dyeing Shame
A Myrtle Clover Mystery book 3
by Elizabeth Spann Craig
-From Goodreads- When Beauty Box beautician Tammy Smith is discovered with a pair of hair shears in her back, there are suspects and secrets aplenty in her small Southern town. Octogenarian Myrtle Clover, bored by bingo and bridge, is intrigued by the crime...and her neighbors' secrets. But discovering, and blabbing, secrets got Tammy killed and Myrtle soon learns her sleuthing isn't just dangerous...it's deadly. ASIN: B00EF2PTDC This old lady doesn't stay home knitting... Myrtle Clover strikes again! And this time she's taking on the town beauty parlor, or to use the more modern term, salon. So chuckle at the amusing title, A Dyeing Shame, and get read for a charming cozy mystery with plenty of gossip, suspects galore and all with a motive, and lots of clues to ferret out alongside the octogenarian amateur sleuth Myrtle, her friend Miles, in spite of her concerned son the police chief! This is only the second Myrtle Clover Mystery, though it's book three, that I've read and I have to say that there are some things that I liked more and some a little less. On the negative side Myrtle herself seemed a little flat and not as much of a fun and spunky character. But oh, on the plus side, I loved the mystery itself so much more! I had so much fun guessing whodunit and why, following the clues, and getting sidetracked a time or two by Elizabeth Spann Craig's red herrings. | This Book received a 4 Bark rating. |
Tell Tale Book Reviews gives A Dyeing Shame by Elizabeth Spann Craig a 4 Bark rating.
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Reading and history have been my passion since early childhood when my parents encouraged both. I was introduced to Christian fiction around age 4-5 while listening to radio drama adaptations of books by great authors including Janette Oke. I have been a voracious reader and avid library patron ever since. I started Tell Tale Book Reviews in December 2012. I am also an active volunteer in the areas I hold most dear, library, museum, and pets. Hobbies include a small bead jewelry business, watching classic movies/ TV, listening to Irish/Celtic music, and autograph collecting.
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