David's Faith: A 30 Day Women's Devotional Based on the Life of King David by Mary Jane Humes

David is revered in the Christian culture as a man of Faith - God states in the Bible he was a "Man after God's own eye". This bible study will help the reader grow in their own faith.

Joseph's Faith: A 30-Day Bible Study Devotional for Women Based on the Life of Joseph from the Book of Genesis by Mary Jane Humes

As with the other Heroe's of Faith studies this author has done this one is equally good. Take 30 days to explore and come to understand the depth and driving force of Joseph's faith

Esther's Fatih A 30-Day Bible Study Devotional for Women Based on the Book of Esther by Mary Jane Humes

Most women are drawn to the Book of Esther - who doesn't want to believe they are created for "such a time as this"? And this bible study delves into the life and faith of Esther to give as application to our own walk of faith

Abraham's Faith A 30-Day Bible Study Devotional for Women Based on the Life of Abraham (The Faith Series Devotionals for Women Book 4) by Mary Jane Humes

Easy to read and use Bible Study Devotional for Women to delve into the faith and life of Abraham. Also the reader to identify the applicable lessons of Abraham's life and apply them in our own.

Lady of Lohikärra by L. L. Nelson

so....honestly I stepped into this book without reading the first three (which by the way I am now reading). But honestly, who would not want to give this book a shot based solely upon the cover art? The description, while great, did little to truly prepare the reader for the epic story that unfolds within the pages of this book. I was in love with Ina and Haldrek from the beginning and as always un-shocked by how quickly allies in such stories become enemies. I will certainly be reading more from this author!!

Saber, Roots of Hope by Monica Red

I don't hate the book, but I'm not in love with the writing style either. By this I mean that the story concept was amazing, the idea was promising, but somewhere it fell a bit flat. And I feel bad thinking this. Because I did enjoy it some the story is not bad at all. I feel that the Author has so much potential and that there is nowhere but up to go from here as her writing style and story telling (showing) matures and changes. In fact I have seen this happen with some very (now) famous author's whose first works were lacking in areas but as the series progressed and they wrote more you saw it. And....that is what I hope to see int he next books. Read this and be dropped into a harsh world with lots of action. Be prepared to be thrown off some when the character is speaking - sometimes it's not super clear, but even then you can overlook it for the story's sake. Monica Red, I look forward to reading the rest in this trilogy. I look forward to see the progression of your writing abilities. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to review your book! Received from StoryOrigin in exchange for honest review.

The Rediron Warp by Paul Yoder

This is my first book by Paul Yoder - and it has only created a love for his writing and world building. This is supposedly a new trilogy - therefore I picked it up thinking that for the time being it could stand-alone, that there was not any need for previous knowledge of the world or the characters in it. However, I believe this is closely connected with other novels (series/triologies) by this same author and I think to truly, and deeply appreciate the richness of this world one would want to read those books first or at the very least as well. So - that is precisely what I will be doing.....a Paul Yoder binge of trilogies (not that I mind after this book). Honestly, this is a great fantasy book - not necessarily dark, or not as dark as many of the dark fantasy books have been that I have read recently. And being fairly new to this genre, this is an author that would make you fall in love with it. looking forward to the rest in this series.