The Dog That Talked to God, book review
The Dog That Talked to God is the 2012 release by Jim Kraus, a writer and editor who has authored or co-authored more than 20 books. Kraus has spent the last twenty years as a […]
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Orphan Train, book review
I’m pleased to introduce Orphan Train, this month’s featured She Reads selection by Christina Baker Kline. Born in England and raised on the American East Coast, Kline is co-author of The Conversation Begins: Mothers and […]
Read PostAn Unholy Communion, book review
Introducing An Unholy Communion, Book 3 in The Monastery Mysteries series by Donna Fletcher Crow. Crow is an award-winning author of more than thirty-five novels. She’s also been a finalist for “Best Inspirational Novel” from […]
Read PostStress Test, book review
From retired physician-turned-writer Dr. Richard Mabry comes his latest novel of medical suspense, Stress Test–which boasts endorsements by heavyweight novelists Michael Palmer and Tess Gerritsen. Mabry himself is the award-winning author of four critically acclaimed […]
Read PostThe House That Love Built, book review
Today’s featured novel: The House That Love Built by award-winning novelist Beth Wiseman. Known for writing bestselling Amish fiction, Wiseman is also growing her list of non-Amish, contemporary romances. Both this one and Need You Now (her […]
Read PostWhen Jesus Wept, book review
From the incomparable and enviably prolific writing duo of Bodie and Brock Thoene comes the first in their new Jerusalem Chronicles series, When Jesus Wept. The Thoenes (pronounced TAY-nee) have written over 65 works of […]
Read PostA Grownup Kind of Pretty, book review
Today’s featured title is A Grownup Kind of Pretty by Joshilyn Jackson, the New York Times Bestselling author of five novels. Jackson lives with her husband, kids and dogs in Decatur, Georgia. Look for her sixth novel, […]
Read PostTess Thompson, featured storyteller
Today I’m pleased to feature Seattle novelist Tess Thompson, whom I first learned about from my friend Kim Jewett after they shared a room together at a church women’s retreat. (Thanks for the tip, Kim!) […]
Read PostLesli A. Westfall, author interview
Earlier this week, I featured Dancing Upon Barren Land: Prayer, Scripture Reflections, and Hope for Infertility by Lesli A. Westfall. Today she joins me here on Story Matters to share her story as well as […]
Read PostDancing Upon Barren Land, book review
I don’t normally review devotionals on this blog, but this was one I couldn’t refuse because the subject is such a big part of my story: infertility. Many of you know that my husband and […]
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