Books I Reviewed
I am a reviewer for Tyndale House Publishing, Litfuse Publicity Group, Glassroad PR, and BookSneeze. Yayyy!! I get to combine my love of books with my love of telling the world my opinions!! AND I get FREE books! Yep, it is a WIN/WIN situation for me!!
- Staying Safe
- Everyday Matter Bible For Women
- Escaping The Cauldron
- Soul's Gate
- Drummer Boy
- Awaken His Eyes
- Gods And Kings
- The Vanishings: "Left Behind—The Kids"
- Marking Time
- First Cry – Hadassah's Watchman
In compliance with FTC Blogger Guidelines, every review post notes that I was provided with a complimentary copy of the book. I always share my honest opinions, findings, beliefs, and experiences — no matter how I got the book.
There is something sacred about the space between the pages of a good book, especially when that book speaks to the seasons of life a woman walks through. As a mother, a divorcee, and a woman of faith, I have found that reading is not just a pastime but a form of rest for the soul. Each story carries the potential to shift perspective, to heal old wounds, and to remind us that we are not alone in our experiences. Whether it is a Bible study, a novel, or a parenting guide, every book I pick up becomes part of my journey toward understanding God's plan for my family and myself.
Being a reviewer for several publishing houses has opened my eyes to the power of words written with intention and grace. There is a unique joy in holding a fresh copy of a book, knowing that someone poured their heart onto those pages for readers like me to discover. I love sharing my honest thoughts with others who are looking for their next meaningful read. Books have a way of drawing women together, sparking conversations about faith, motherhood, healing, and the everyday moments that shape us. It feels like a blessing to combine my love of reading with the chance to encourage others along their own paths.
Life moves through seasons, and each one brings its own kind of reading material. Some months call for deep spiritual study, while others ask for light stories that offer a gentle escape. I have learned to trust the rhythm of my own heart when choosing what to read next. The pages of a book can become a quiet refuge in the middle of a busy week, a place where a woman can pause and breathe. Whether sitting with a cup of tea in the evening or stealing a few minutes during the day, reading remains one of the most faithful companions on this journey of faith and family.