This week’s Top 10 Tuesday challenge, First 10 Reviews, kind of made me cringe. I started blogging almost 10 years ago, and those early reviews . . . . Well, I’m not sure I want them anywhere but buried deep in my archives. LOL! I wrestled with how to put this post together. Should I do the first 10 of 2019 instead? Nope! I’m going to share the reviews of my favorite books from my first year of blogging. Hopefully you’ll see I have grown! 😉 Looking back I see that I was offered outstanding books to review. Maybe you will discover an oldie but goodie to read!
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Top 10 First Reviews
Almost Heaven by Chris Fabry — Almost Heaven sings to the soul like none other I have read this year.
By Darkness Hid by Jill Williamson — Whew! What a great adventure!
A Distant Melody by Sarah Sundin — This book, set at the beginning of America’s entrance into the war, is a novel of hope in the bleakest times.
For Time And Eternity by Allison Pittman — For Time And Eternity is a fast-paced read that you just can’t put down.
Here Burns My Candle by Liz Curtis Higgs — Here Burns My Candle is a timeless, can’t-put-it-down novel you’ll love.
Imaginary Jesus by Matt Mikalatos — If you want a glimpse of who the real Jesus is, pick up Matt’s book. When you’re done, get quiet and get to know Him.
No Greater Love by Kathi Macias — The story of God’s love transcends events, making this book a testament to God’s power in individuals’ lives.
The Skin Map by Stephen Lawhead — I found Lawhead’s newest offering an exciting and thought-provoking read.
Sons of Thunder by Susan May Warren — Warren delivers a message of God’s love and grace in a quiet way that speaks louder than the evil and violence of the world.
The Waiting by Suzanne Woods Fisher — I found even in the tragic events and clashes and conflicts presented in this novel, an expression of peace — the peace you can only find in God.
