Category Archives: Reviews

Back in April, I reviewed a book, Seasons of Hope, by Lutheran author Aretta Gordish. Today I follow that up with a review of the next book in the Our Life in Snowflake Falls series: A Season of Love.

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A few weeks ago I blogged about a sale on many of Ray Keating’s books. It’s still going on and today I’ll review one of his latest Pastor Stephen Grant novel, Deep Rough. 

I also went ahead and made a list of the titles in order so you can see when things stand.

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I’m trying to relearn piano for church. Ideally I’d like to work my way up to organ, but for now I’m re-educating my fingers and trying to whip the fog out of my bass-clef reading skills. 

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I finished up Rev. Alan Kornacki‘s Thy Strong Word series so today I’ll review volume 3, One Thing’s Needful.

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Today’s post is a review of Alan Kornacki’s second novel in the Thy Strong Word series: A Great and Mighty Wonder. (I reviewed the first book recently and you can find that here.)

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Today I review Seasons of Hope: Our Life in Snowflake Falls by Lutheran author Aretta Gordish. I’ve reviewed a related book by her here (set in the same charming town but starring mostly a different cast of main characters) and I introduce her and her writing a bit here.

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I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how many Lutheran pastors, pastors’ wives, and church workers write fiction. And today’s post is a review of just such a one, Rev. Alan Kornacki, Jr., author of the Thy Strong Word series of novels. Book one is titled Love Divine.

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Today’s post is a review of Lutheran author Aretta Gordish‘s book, A Valentine’s Day to Remember: An our Life in Snowflake Falls Story. I may have gotten to it a little late, but I’m thankful I did get to it. 🙂 

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