Books
Christian Books
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The Red Ribbon by Lucy Adlington
Hold On To Hope The Red Ribbon by Lucy Adlington is a powerful historical YA novel that will break your heart and horrify you. The action is mainly set in Birchwood, the name given to Auschwitz. We see all the action through the eyes of teenager Ella who is remarkably grown up and strong for […]
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The Red Ribbon by Lucy Adlington
Hold On To Hope The Red Ribbon by Lucy Adlington is a powerful historical YA novel that will break your heart and horrify you. The action is mainly set in Birchwood, the name given to Auschwitz. We see all the action through the eyes of teenager Ella who is remarkably grown up and strong for […]
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The Real Thing by Autumn Macarthur
His Healing Love And Forgiveness The Real Thing by Autumn Macarthur is the most delightful contemporary Christian novel that warmed my heart. It is the fourth book in the Macleans series but can be read as a stand-alone. I absolutely adored The Real Thing. It is a book about flawed human beings learning to grow […]
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A Midwife’s Memoir by Carol Duncombe
Fascinating A Midwife’s Memoir by Carol Duncombe is a fascinating account of the author’s life as a midwife of over forty five years. Medical advances mean that some things have changed but much remains the same – we all want to be looked after by a caring midwife and we want a healthy mum and […]
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The Runaway Children by Lindsey Hutchinson
Of Kind Hearts And Angels The Runaway Children by Lindsey Hutchinson is a late Victorian novel set in the heart of the Black Country (where all my ancestors come from). Here, we meet people who are the salt of the earth. People do not have much but what they do have, they share with those […]
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A Very Modern Marriage by Rachel Brimble
True Riches A Very Modern Marriage by Rachel Brimble is a compelling historical novel set in 1852. It is the third book in the Ladies Of Carson Street series but can be read as a stand-alone. This was my first visit to Carson Street. The reader witnesses the powerful bond between the three women living […]
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Letters From The Lighthouse by Emma Carroll
To Guide The Lost To Safety Letters From The Lighthouse by Emma Carroll is a wonderful historical children’s novel for ages ten and over. I am considerably older and I really enjoyed it. The action is set in 1941 beginning in London. Emma Carroll has perfectly captured the Blitz with her full descriptions. I ‘walked’ […]
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A Mother’s Secret by Caroline Finnerty
Powerful, Emotional Read A Mother’s Secret by Caroline Finnerty is a heart wrenching contemporary novel about family, love and loss. It totally consumed me. This is a very emotional read about a family that is ripped apart by loss and secrets. There are many questions but no answers as the family is suspended in limbo. […]
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White Man’s Graveyard by Sarah Angleton
Epic And All Consuming White Man’s Graveyard by Sarah Angleton is an epic historical tale which has its roots in reality as it is based on an old diary of one of the author’s ancestors. It is a marvellous account of people in 1830’s America trying to make a difference as they realise that all […]
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Take Your Breath Away by Linwood Barclay
Entertaining Take Your Breath Away by Linwood Barclay is an exciting contemporary thriller that had me guessing from the start. It has an intricately constructed plotline that has the reader and the characters questioning what really did happen six years earlier? There is a search for the truth. I tried to guess the perpetrator – […]





























