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  • The Friday Review: The Aviator’s Lady

    By Gabrielle Meyer I think each book in The Ladies of the Wilderness collection was better than the last one! (Note: Technically, this is the last book in a series, but all of the books can be stand-alones. The only connection between the books is that they are Christian historical romances set in Minnesota –…

  • The Lady of Red River Valley

    By Gabrielle Meyer In 1815, the New World offers a fresh start – something the destitute Lady Eleanor Brooke needs. With nothing to tie her to England, she moves to the Red River Colony near Lake Winnipeg, ready to offer her services as a teacher, and hoping to reconnect with Arran MacLean, the man who…

  • The Friday Review:The Lord of Psalm 23

    By David Gibson Most of us can rattle off Psalm 23 with little thought. But what does it actually mean? What is the Lord teaching us about the Good Shepherd in this short, but powerful psalm? Dividing the psalm into three main sections, pastor and author David Gibson unpacks the relationship of the sheep and…

  • The Friday Review: In This Moment (Timeless #2)

    By Gabrielle Meyer Maggie is a timecrosser. She lives in 1861, 1941, and 2001. When she goes to sleep in one life, she wakes up in another. But when she turns 21 on January 1st, she will have to decide which life to choose. Her other lives will die. And she has 9 months left…

  • The Friday Review: The Bell Tolls at Traeger Hall

    By Jaime Jo Wright 1890 The will states that her aunt and uncle’s bodies must be laid out for a week while she keeps vigil. Two days after the funeral, their mansion will be bricked up with everything inside and must not be opened for at least 100 years. She will be left penniless and…

  • The Friday Review: Truth and Treason

    Starring Ewan Horrocks Movies I want to spend money on are few and far between these days, but I can usually count on Angel studios to produce something that will tempt me to return to the movie theater. So how did their latest WW2 drama stack up? Helmuth Hubener is going to go far in…

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