
“I set off for India. And I discovered that everything I had thought important. . . isn’t.”
This quotation is the underlying theme weaving all the beautiful, poetic pages of Kimberly Duffy’s new novel together. Gussie Travers, our heroine, pens these words in her journal, and in them we discover the cry of her heart – before she even fully realizes it herself. “Every Word Unsaid” is the third book I’ve read by this incredible Bethany House author, and she truly never ceases to amaze me with her meaningful and thought-provoking novels that also entertain the imagination and are a delight to the senses. You simply cannot read one of her stories without wanting to visit India, with all its sights and sounds and smells and textures. Continue reading
Kate Breslin’s sweeping new wartime novel will whisk you away to Scotland, 1918.
Jody Hedlund’s name is synonymous with masterfully written, historically accurate, compelling and immersive novels that transport you back in time and make you never want to leave!
You know you’ve found a rare, special novelist when each time you open up the pages to their fictional world, it feels like a homecoming.
The air is turning colder, the days are getting shorter, and only a few tenacious leaves are still clinging to the trees.
Sometimes when an especially epic debut novel emerges from the publishing world, I can’t help but wonder if it was in part beginner’s luck… not that a lot of hard work wasn’t involved, yet how can the newly minted author possibly write another story that lives up to the first one, right?
“Carved in Stone”… There is so much to say about this book that it’s hard to know where to start!
To this day “Set The Stars Alight” remains one of the best books I have ever had the privilege of reading.
“The Barrister And The Letter of Marque” is easily among the most intriguing novels I have read this year, or any year for that matter.