Reading this Week

Finished

Divergent by Veronica Roth

The Fairest Beauty by Melanie Dickerson

Going Vintage by Lindsey Leavitt

A Street Officers Guide to Report writing by Frank scalise

Currently reading

Trinity: Military War dog by Ronie Kendig

Love’s Sacred Song by Mesu Andrews

Book, Line, Sinker by Jenn McKinlay

Free Four: Tobias tells the story by Veronica Roth

Non-fiction reading

Getting ready to read

American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History by Chris Kyle

Mixed Bags by Melody Carlson

My Life Next Door by Huntley Fitzpatrick

Hazel Creek by Walt Larimore

Beauty in Disguise by Mary Moore

The Marshall meets his Match by Clari Dees

Meeting Mr. Right by Deb Kastner

A Promise to Love by Serena Miller

Only the Good Spy Young by Ally Carter

Things I can’t Forget by Miranda Kennealy

Insurgent by Veronica Roth

For school 

Public Budgeting Systems by Robert D Lee

Delinquency and Juvenile Justice in American Society by Randall Shelden

Amazing Grace by Jonathan Kozol

A Street Officer’s Guide to Report Writing by Frank Scalise

Serial Violence by Robert Keppel

Police by John S Dempsey

On My Kindle

Reviewing

Beyond These Hills by Sandra Robbins

Bluegrass Bachelors by Jennifer Johnson

Unstoppable: The Incredible Power of Faith in Action by Nick Vujici

The Cowboy Lawman by Brenda Minton

Stealing the Preacher by Karen Witemeyer

Devotional reading

1Thess

Reviews Posted this week 

Review of Torch Red

Review of Cinders and Sapphires

Review of Cinders and Sapphires

Title: Cinders and Sapphires

Author: Lelia Rasheed

Series: At Somerton #1

 

Genre: Teen Historical Fiction

Rating: 4 stars

     Cinders and Sapphires is a pretty enjoyable teen historical fiction novel.  There were a few things that I had a problem with, but other than that it was a good read. I would have to say that it would be a read for older teens. I thought it was Downton Abbey for teens. 

Review of Torch Red: Color Me Torn

Title: Torch Red: Color Me Torn

Author: Melody Carlson

Series: True Color 3

 

Genre: Teen Christian Fiction

Rating: 5 stars

Torch Red: Color Me Torn  is a teen novel that deals with tough issues. But it is really well done. I was say that these are books that are for older teens high schoolers. This is because the issues are what high school girls face every day. Torch Red deals with the issues of staying Pure when it seems to you that as a teenage girl your are the only virgin left in your school.

He Is Risen

Reading this week

I normally post this on Sunday's but with tomorrow being Easter I will post it today.

Finished

Counterfeit Cowboy by Lacey Williams

The Madness Underneath by Maureen Johnson

Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen

Home for Good by Jessica Keller

Threads of Love Frances Devine

The Cowboy’s Healing Ways by Brenda Minton

Currently reading

Trinity: Military War dog by Ronie Kendig

The Fairest Beauty by Melanie Dickerson

Love’s Sacred Song by Mesu Andrews

The Vespertine by Saundra Mitchell

Divergent by Veronica Roth

Non-fiction reading

Getting ready to read

American Sniper: The Autobiography of the Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History by Chris Kyle

Book, Line, Sinker by Jenn McKinlay

Mixed Bags by Melody Carlson

My Life Next Door by Huntley Fitzpatrick

Hazel Creek by Walt Larimore

Beauty in Disguise by Mary Moore

The Marshall meets his Match by Clari Dees

Meeting Mr. Right by Deb Kastner

A Promise to Love by Serena Miller

For school 

Public Budgeting Systems by Robert D Lee

Delinquency and Juvenile Justice in American Society by Randall Shelden

Amazing Grace by Jonathan Kozol

A Street Officer’s Guide to Report Writing by Frank Scalise

Serial Violence by Robert Keppel

Police by John S Dempsey

On My Kindle

Reviewing

Beyond These Hills by Sandra Robbins

Bluegrass Bachelors by Jennifer Johnson

Unstoppable: The Incredible Power of Faith in Action by Nick Vujici

The Cowboy Lawman by Brenda Minton

Stealing the Preacher by Karen Witemeyer

Devotional reading

1 Thess

Reviews Posted this week

Review of Dark Blue Color Me Lonely

Review of Deep Green Color me Jealous

Review of Deep Green: Color Me Jealous

Title: Deep Green Color Me Jealous

Author: Melody Carlson

Series: True Colors # 2

 

Genre: Teen Christian fiction

Rating: 5 stars

Deep Green: Color Me Jealous is a teen novel that deals with tough issues. But it is really well done. I was say that these are books that are for older teens high schoolers. This is because the issues are what high school girls face every day. Deep Green deals with the issues being Jealous when a girl loses her boyfriend to who she thought was her best friend.

Review of Dark Blue: Color Me Lonely

Title: Dark Blue Color me lonely

Author: Melody Carlson

Series: True Colors series.

 

Genre: Teen Christian Fiction

Rating: 5 Stars

     Dark Blue: Color me lonely is a teen novel that deals with tough issues. But it is really well done. I was say that these are books that are for older teens high schoolers. This is because the issues are what high school girls face every day. Dark Blue deals with the issues being lonely after losing a best friend.