This is a good book men. But get ready. It will hit you hard in some areas. But if your desire is to become a stronger Christian than this is the right book for you.

Story was good but the way she's releasing them is scammy.

I re-read this book that I first read in 5th or 6th grade over 35 years ago. I enjoyed it again. Scotti and Lorna, almost in 8th grade, complain about their moms and come up with this great idea to swap houses for a few weeks. I just wonder if this has ever happened in real life.

It was a good book and and challenging one to complete. It has its highs and its lows. So some parts I was happy to be finished with. One thing I get from the book. Everyone has struggles. I am not the only one. It is my job to overcome the struggles.

Charlotte hosts a former colleague Laura and her book club as another booking fell through. This book club members were somewhat at odds with a member Stacy who was found murdered by cyanide in the garden. Charlotte and Ellen go on their sleuthing path again to figure out what happened. Great read!

A great book for changing your life and how you think which controls how you live your life.

Slow start. It’s about a lady who gets divorced and moves to start her life again. She finds herself wrapped up in finding out what happens in a hit run death and decides she’s likes sleuthing and making chocolate hence more to read.

Amy always seems to stumble into murders. This one had to deal with her Aunts friends past and as it unfolded was good to the absolute end as all these books have been. Looking forward to her new books!

Amy finds herself and her beau in the thick of things again as they discover another body. This one because of art and forgies not like the one before dealing with history and family property heritage although this was her uncles heritage in painting. With the investigation involving an out of town art investigator being brought in, her aunt has warmed up to him while hosting him as the annual festival gets into full swing. A donated art piece gets stolen that was donated to the festival fundraiser from her uncles collection which is intertwined with the murder. Lots of clues that finally pair together when she gets back from her surprise trip from NY to see her beau perform while the festival is being covered by her aunt and best friend who sent her. A great read for sure!

Jakes, a megachurch pastor, writes nonfiction much better than fiction. To be fair, this book was his first work of fiction, but a lot was lacking such as character development. Half the time, the book rambled on like a church sermon. More talk, less action and dialogue. The ending was lacking a bit and felt like a cliffhanger.