Author Archives: dwolters

“Bread and Wine” by shauna niequist, book review “a love letter to life around the table with recipes” Author Shauna Niequist shares her passion for family, friendships and food in this new book published by Zondervan.  Each chapter stands alone with a … Continue reading →

“Unbreakable” Road to Kingdom book 2, by Nancy Mehl, book review This is the second in the Road to Kingdom series (#1 Road to Kingdom- Inescapable) and it continues the story of the Mennonite community in the small town of Kingdom.  This … Continue reading →

“Revealing Jesus” a 365 Day Devotional  by Darlene Zschech, book review I was most familiar with Darlene Zschech as a recording artist, and love her music.  So I was quite fascinated with her daily devotional book.  She has poured her heart … Continue reading →

“North of Hope” by Shannon Huffman Polson, book review Author Shannon Polson lives what many live in fear of, that phone call that says your loved ones have passed.  For her, it was her father and stepmother, who were vacationing … Continue reading →

“A Dream so Big” by Steve Peifer, book review “Our Unlikely Journey to end the Tears of Hunger” This non-fiction book chronicles the journey of the Peifer family from Dallas, TX to Africa and the impact that was made on … Continue reading →

“The Color of Hope” by Kim Cash Tate, book review This is the continuation of the story of the town of New Hope, the 2 churches, and the Sander’s Family.  The cast of characters is the same as in the first … Continue reading →

This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing The Guardian Bethany House Publishers (March 26, 2013) by Beverly LewisABOUT THE AUTHOR: Beverly’s first venture into adult fiction is the best-selling trilogy, The Heritage of Lancaster County, including The Shunning, … Continue reading →

“Invisible” by Ginny L Yttrup, book review Three women make up the main characters in this new novel set in Northern California. Ellyn- owner and executive chef of the town’s most popular restaurant.  She is loved my staff and customers, but … Continue reading →

“The Return of Cassandra Todd” by Darrel Nelson, Book Review Turner works at the world famous Mountain View Motel as the handyman, in exchange for rent and home cooked Sunday dinner.  He attends the local community college and tries to … Continue reading →