From my Kindle, Moonless (Maiden of Time) by Crystal Colliers, with 57% left on the book:
“He healed people. He took away pain. He lived to bless others. Asking him to make the ultimate sacrifice, it was the most selfish thing she could do.”
Amber Cavalier Spiler,The Secret of Blackwatch
This is a sweet book about a girl who lost her mother but found a friend in a beautiful horse named Bella. If your girl loves stories about horses, they will really enjoy this tale.
pg. 74 and 75 “When she rode, she knew that her mother had done the exact same thing on a pony that was as much like Bella as possible. She couldn’t face losing Bella now.”
I am reading Reach; How to Use Your Social Media Influence for the Glory of God on my Kindle. It is just so aspiring as the authors examine ways to “Reach” others with the story of Jesus for the glory of God.“As the students walked in, they shared how they saw a pizza delivery guy sitting in his car reading the tract. God used Asher’s little tiny step of faith.”
“Violet, I’m sorry…… Sorry you had to see such things. The man you saw will soon be gone soon…. He’s not gonna suffer anymore.”
These are the books that I am concentrating on finishing this week in my stack; so look for my reviews as I wrap them up. What is in your stack and do you have any good teasers to share?
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*blushes* I love the sound of all of these. Thank you for adding to my TBR list!
I plan to read Moonless this week. I just finished a netgalley e-book titled Nightmare in Niceville. I plan to review it on Tuesday. The Sentinels has sparked my interest but my reading list is so long already.
Great suggestions! Thanks Mary.
These all sound good, but I admit I’m most drawn to The Sentinels of Andersonville. I love historical fiction.
Moonless looks awesome!
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