Category Archives: Reviews

I reviewed Queen of Hearts and Blood of Wonderland so that leaves, for today’s post, the last of Colleen Oakes’ trilogy: War of the Cards!

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Hi! My keyboard is going a bit wonky, periodically not working at all. So that’s annoying! Still, I previously posted a review of Queen of Hearts, volume 1, by Lutheran author Colleen Oakes. Now I’ll review Blood of Wonderland (Queen of Hearts, volume 2)!

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In today’s post, I review Lutheran author Jody Hedlund‘s latest release, Come Back to Me.

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Last March I blogged about Absolutely Fearless: The Life of Raymond H Littge, Missouri’s Top Scoring WWII Fight Pilot Ace, which is about a real life Lutheran hero, Raymond Littge, a daring fighter pilot. Today I offer my review and recommendations. 🙂

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Sexual morality is a hot topic, of course. I’ve done a bit of writing on it myself in Family Vocation, though you’ll see I’m pretty delicate about it. Well, my oldest daughter approaches her teens, so I’m reading up on things again. Although I’ll still have her read Family Vocation, I may also have her read Sexual Morality in a Christless World by Lutheran author and pastor Rev. Dr. Matthew Rueger. 

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Last week Lutheran author Ray Keating released book 15 in his Pastor Stephen Grant Series: What’s Lost? This latest installment is another novella, written in the style of a journal. Below: my What’s Lost review.

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I love Rachel Kovaciny. Have I  mentioned that lately? She takes folk stories and reimagines them into real Western life. 🙂 She writes both books and short stories (which often relate to books) and her latest is Run, Run, a human twist on the Gingerbread Man & a short story sequel to One Bad Apple.

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Today’s post is a review of Gene Veith’s book, State of the Arts: From Bezalel to Mapplethorpe. 🙂

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