Showing posts with label Beth Vogt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beth Vogt. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 20, 2018

The Book Pusher: June 2018

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THE HIDDEN SIDE Heidi Chiavaroli: Women's Fiction (multiple time lines)

No matter which side you're on about gun safety and violence in school, you owe it to yourself to read this amazing story. Chiavoroli shows all sides with compassion and insight. Be sure you read this one. Amazing!


WHEN NEVER COMES Barbara Davis: Women's Fiction

Avoidance, abandonment, and all the hurts one wants to bury can shut doors to our happiness. Christy Lynn Parker is a master at shutting doors. Davis's latest story is a glorious look at learning to open them. A must read!


THIS I KNOW Eldonna Edwards: Women's Fiction

This is a sweet story of spirit and love, truth and belief. The Carter family will touch your heart and bring you to tears of understanding. An excellent book!


WORTHY Catherine Ryan Hyde: Women's Fiction

This is one of the best stories about the meaning of family and home. And there's a good dog at the center too.You owe it to yourself to read this one. It's one of the best stories I've ever read--and I've read a lot of good stories. ;-)


SEND DOWN THE RAIN Charles Martin: Literary Fiction

This is an amazing story of no greater love. Martin takes his characters and their hearts opens and drains their pain. Then restarts it again. Must read--Do Not Miss!



THE UNDOING OF SAINT SILVANUS Beth Moore: Women's Fiction

Moore's first novel takes a reader into the heart of New Orleans. It's a journey you don't want to miss. With her characteristic empathy on display, she tells a story of forgiveness and redemption. You don't want to miss this one--and the Book Pusher can't wait for Moore's next novel.


THINGS I NEVER TOLD YOU Beth Vogt: Christian Women's Fiction

The real world of sisters comes alive in Vogt's story. How many ways can sisters miscommunicate and take one guilty that isn't their to own? All I can say is the resulting forgiveness will win your over. 


THE MARTIAN Andy Weir: SF

This is a total Science Fiction rush! Brilliantly written, The Martian is a great example of maintaining character voice throughout a narrative. Andy Weir has written a compulsive, hard SF story that's so human. Everyone who reads it will care about his main character. Bravo!

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Tuesday, January 16, 2018

The Book Pusher: January 2018

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GO AWAY HOME Carol Bodensteiner: Women's Fiction/Romance

This sweet story is shot through with truth about love, relationships, and life. A Good Read



INTO THE FREE Julie Cantrell: Christian Women's Fiction

Millie Reynolds knows the deep truth of the natural world, but learning how humans treat each other, for good and ill, comes at a higher price--finding freedom requires all her knowledge and her bravery.


CHRISTY Catherine Marshall: Christian Women's Fiction/Romance

This is a great read and a classic of Christian fiction at it's best. You can't find better insight into Appalachia in the early 1900s.





LIFE IN CHAPEL SPRINGS Ane Mulligan: Women's Fiction

Mulligan's latest humorous story of Chapel Springs pits a middle aged Claire against gold fever. Not only is it a hilarious battle, it is true to life.

PERFECTLY UNDONE Jamie Raintree: Women's Fiction

Career, love, and guilt all roll onto Dr. Dylan Michels and has to decide--should she continue to be "perfect" or come undone. Great read.


CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE Beth Vogt: Christian Romance/WF

Vanessa Hollister has to plan a destination wedding for her second marriage where she married her high school love. Only a hurricane has another plan and Vanessa has to decide between husband number one or number two. You'll enjoy this read.

Guest Blog Visit:
Be sure to check out Tam May's The Dream Book Blog on January 24 for my guest visit. 

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