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Grace For The Broken by Philippa Cleall
God At The Centre Grace For The Broken by Philippa Cleall is a powerful contemporary Christian novel that I just could not put down. It is beautifully and sympathetically written whilst dealing with the difficult topics of domestic abuse and judgment; counter balanced by restoration and the goodness of God. Domestic abuse is not just […]
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The Bookshop Of 99 Doors by Jaime Jo Wright
Seek The Light The Bookshop Of 99 Doors by Jaime Jo Wright is a powerful and compelling Christian dual timeline novel that consumed me from the start. The action is set in 1888 and in present day in an old house with 99 doors but there is rumoured to be a hundredth door with a […]
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Coming Home To Bellbird Bay by Maggie Christensen
Very Charming Coming Home To Bellbird Bay by Maggie Christensen is the most charming second book in the Bellbird Bay series which is heartwarming and welcoming. The book can be read as a stand-alone. I am always delighted to meet up with familiar characters and locations. The story is about second chances and new beginnings. […]
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House Of Twisted Shadows by J H Mann
Secrets Both Uncovered & Buried House Of Twisted Shadows by J H Mann is a mesmerising historical novel that held my attention rom the start. It is part of A Wild Cornwall series and can be read as a stand-alone. The action takes place in 1962 in a coastal Cornish village. It is a farming […]
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Last Term At Malory Towers by Enid Blyton
A Timeless Appeal Last Term At Malory Towers by Enid Blyton is the sixth book in the Malory Towers series. I recommend reading the books in numerical order as the books show a group of girls as they journey through their high school years. This is a marvellous series for girls. The first six books […]
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Five Fall Into An Adventure by Enid Blyton
Lots Of Derring Do Five Fall Into An Adventure by Enid Blyton is an exciting children’s novel. It is the ninth book in the Famous Five series but can be read as a stand-alone. The Famous Five novels were penned in the 1940’s and 50’s but they have a timeless appeal. The adventurous spirit is […]
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The Odyssey: Book vs. Movie
How does Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey movie compare to the Odyssey book? The post The Odyssey: Book vs. Movie appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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River Of Stars by Georgina Moore
Island Women River Of Stars by Georgina Moore is a very charming and heartfelt dual timeline novel that I loved. The action is set in the 1960’s moving forwards, and also in present day. We see events through the eyes of mainly the two Star women – a grandmother and her granddaughter, plus a few […]
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The Stepney Doorstep Society by Kate Thompson
Fascinating Strong Matriarchs The Stepney Doorstep Society by Kate Thompson is a powerful account of the lives of the matriarchs living in the East End of London. It is mainly set during World War II, with a dip into both the thirties and the post war years. It was the women of the East End […]
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The Best Book Club Ever
I keep telling people about our book club. See? There I go again. I’ve introduced our family motif journal and book club already, but it is high time for an update on the books we’ve read and how we’ve grown since our first meeting in June 2022. Isn’t it lovely how the Lord blesses relationships… The post The Best Book Club Ever appeared first on Redeemed Reader.





























