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We Are Messengers Announces Fifth Studio Album
Curb Records award-winning band, We Are Messengers, announces their fifth studio album, Halfway Home. Slated for release Sept. 25, 2026, the upcoming project is available for pre-add, pre-save and pre-order here. Additionally, the group is giving fans a glimpse into the LP with the title cut now streaming listen here. An accompanying music video also premiered today watch here. Expansive arena rock abounds on Halfway Home. Across 13 tracks all co-written by Irish-born frontman Darren Mulligan We Are Messengers explores the tension between the now and the not yet. A study in contrast, the set grapples with life’s contradictions in light of our humanity. Bridging the gap between heaven and…
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The Weight Of Courage by Alex Baranda
Gripping The Weight Of Courage by Alex Baranda is a gripping historical novella. It is the prequel to A Jane Doe Program series. The story is set in 1942-1943 in Nazi-occupied France. We see newly recruited female agents parachuted into France. Their mission was to set up a resistance network. All the action is seen […]
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Anyone But You by Rachel Hauck
Warm & Wonderful Anyone But You by Rachel Hauck is a most charming contemporary Christian novel that I adored. It is the second book in the Home To Hearts Bend series but can be read as a stand-alone. I am a huge Rachel Hauck fan, and it is lovely to have characters from her previous […]
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Raccoon Key by Donnah M Cole
Engaging & Entertaining Raccoon Key by Donnah M Cole is a powerful dual timeline novel that entertained me from the start. The action is set in 1873 and 2023 in Raccoon Key. It is an isolated maritime community where life is hard as one battles the natural elements. The two time periods are linked by […]
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Birdie by J.P. Rose
Love Is… Never Giving Up Birdie by J P Rose is an inspiring historical children’s novel that I absolutely adored. It is suitable for ten years and over. The novel is set in 1952 in a small Yorkshire mining village. The setting comes to life under the author’s descriptive pen. We can ‘see’ the hills […]
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The Turnkey Of Highgate Cemetery by Allison Rushby
Unique, Exciting & Engaging The Turnkey Of Highgate Cemetery by Allison Rushby is an entertaining children’s novel that I thoroughly enjoyed. It is perfect for ten years and over. The action is set during World War II in London. We join a young girl who is deceased and who also looks after the dead in […]
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The Mysterious Magic of Lighthouse Lane by Erin Stewart
The Mysterious Magic of Lighthouse Lane features an empath who discovers her supposed weakness can also be a gift. The post The Mysterious Magic of Lighthouse Lane by Erin Stewart appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Back Porch Book Chat with Daniel Nayeri
Back Porch Book Chat: a casual conversation about books and writing. Today we’re visiting with Daniel Nayeri, author of our 2026 Book of the Year, The Teacher of Nomad Land. Daniel was born in Iran and spent some years as a refugee before immigrating to Oklahoma at age seven with his family. He is the… The post Back Porch Book Chat with Daniel Nayeri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Realistic Fiction For Practical Tween Girls
Do you have a practical tween girl? She wants to read, but she doesn’t want magic. She doesn’t want history. She doesn’t want anything earlier than the 90s . . . She wants her stories grounded in a reality she knows. Oh, and she is too practical for drama, so perish the angst! The post Realistic Fiction For Practical Tween Girls appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Hunt for the Kraken: A Decide-as-You-Go Adventure by Kathryn Butler
The Hunt for the Kraken introduces a readers-choice adventure series where biblical wisdom guides good choices. The post The Hunt for the Kraken: A Decide-as-You-Go Adventure by Kathryn Butler appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
