Author: Krista McGee

Genre: Christian Teen fiction

Rating: 5 stars

Publisher: 320

Krista McGee has done it again. Right Where I Belong is the third book that I have read by Krista McGee and I was not disappointed. I enjoyed the fact that characters from her first two books, First Date, and Staring Me. Right Where I Belong in many ways parallels the Biblical account of Ruth. Natalia follows her step-mother Maureen home to Florida. Maureen was the one that lead her to a relationship with Christ.

Krista’s books are Christian coming of age story, of teens finding out who they are in Christ. Her novels remind me a little of Robin Jones Gunn’s Christy Miller and Katie Weldon series. Krista McGee has become one of my favorite authors and I cannot wait till her next book.

Thanks to Booksneeze and the publisher for a e book review copy in exchange for an honest review.

Monday, December 24, 2012

Review of The Girl In the Glass

Title: The Girl in the Glass

Author: Susan Meissner

Series: no

Chapters: 33

Pages: 334

Genre: Christian Romance, Christian Fiction

Rating: 4 ½

The Girl in the Glass is the first book that I read by Susan Meissner but it will not be the last. From the first page I was lost in the story. When Meg went to Italy I felt like I was there.

Meg has always wanted to go to Italy since she was a little and when she gets the chance she jumps at it. Like Meg I have also wanted to go to Italy since I was young. So I was able to relate to the book on a personal level.

After reading The Girl in the Glass Susan Meissner is now one of my go to authors.

"I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review." All thoughts are my own.

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