Forgiveness, love and romance all mixed in at Christmastime. As an estranged daughter rushes to her mother's deathbed, she finds hope for her future by letting go of the past.

If God is good and is all powerful, why do bad things happen? Labeling the God of our misconception as "the Cosmic Santa Claus", Kay Arthur provides real answers to handling the disappointments and devastation we face in our lives.

Today's society demands political correctness. Preaching the gospel is only okay so long as no one is offended. The right to free speech has been infringed upon by those who wish to censure a message they disagree with. How has Christianity been effected and what is a Christian to do?

Recently, God's Guest List by #1 selling NY Times author, Debbie Macomber, was reviewed. Having loved it, I purchased the first of her Christian books. One Simple Act will inspire you to give of your time and heart.

Christmas more than any other time of year is when folks gather together in love and support. The celebration of the Christ child and the hope Jesus brought to mankind seems to inspire the best in society. What is sweeter than a Christmas romance to kick things off?!!?

Stained Glass Hearts is a beautifully written introspective novel by Patsy Clairmont that will take the reader on a journey through art, music and poetry. One of my favorite books of the year!

Serita Jakes, wife of T.D. Jakes, draws on her ministry experience to pen her first novel. The reader has the chance to follow a story within a story as you follow the death of one person and see the effect it has in the future on several others.

A christian romance set in the wild west, A Vision of Lucy is the third installment of the Rocky Creek Romance series by Margaret Brownley.

If you are interested in a book that will help you begin to pray for your future husband and change your heart at the same time, Praying for Your Future Husband makes a great guide.

Drab, confusing, devoid of a Christian message.........what more can I say but don't waste your money on the final installment of the Aurelia Thread. Definitely not fantasy on a level with Tolkien or Lewis.