From Rosemarie Jerome Author: Leanna Ellis Plain fear : forsaken Vampires and the Amish, sounds bizarre and I was skeptical at first but the story slowly lured me in until I was hooked. It begins with a young man running for his life and evolves into a young Amish woman haunted by her dead boyfriend and [...]
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Plain fear : forsaken
Posted in Christian Fiction, Crime fiction, Horror, Mystery, Paranormal Fiction, Rosemarie's Picks, Suspense, Thriller, tagged Amish, faith, Murder Investigation, romance, vampires on November 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Goodness gracious green
Posted in Christian Fiction, Fiction, Ginny's Picks, tagged arson, Louisiana, newspapers, small towns on July 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Ginny Pisciotta author: Christie, Judy Pace Goodness gracious green The 2nd book in the Green series, Goodness Gracious Green is the story of Lois Barker’s second year as owner of the Green News-Item, a small town paper she inherited in northern Louisiana. As much as she loves her new life there, she has serious [...]
Gone to Green
Posted in Christian Fiction, Fiction, Ginny's Picks, tagged corruption, friendship, Louisiana, newspapers, prejudice, small towns on July 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Ginny Pisciotta author: Christie, Judy Gone to Green Lois Barker is an editor for a city newspaper in the Midwest. She inherits a newspaper in rural Louisiana. She moves down there hoping to turn the paper around and then sell it so she can return to her corporate lifestyle. She meets an interesting assortment [...]
Immanuel’s Veins
Posted in Adventure, Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance, Rosemarie's Picks, Suspense, tagged Blood, Catherine the Great, Christianity, Death, Fallen Angels, Good vs. Evil, Life, Love, Moldavia, Nephilim, Russia 1772, Sacrifice, Saint Thomas, Spiritual suspense on November 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Rosemarie Jerome author: Dekker, Ted Immanuel’s Veins It is a story about good vs. evil. Redemption vs. sin. Honor vs. self fulfillment. It is all these but it is mainly about love. The power of pure love vs. the corrupt power of seduction and possession. Toma loves Lucine but he is honor bound to [...]
A Woman’s Place
Posted in books, Christian Fiction, Fiction, Ginny's Picks, Historical Fiction, Romance, tagged defense factory, factory work, female friendships, feminism, friendship, gender roles, marriage, racism, romance, wartime America, World War II on June 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Ginny Pisciotta author: Austin, Lynn A Woman’s Place This is the story of 4 very different women whose lives become connected when they work together doing “men’s work” in a defense factory during World War II. Their circumstances and backgrounds vary greatly, as do their reasons for taking the jobs. In spite of everything, [...]
The centurion’s wife
Posted in Biblical Fiction, books, Christian Fiction, Fiction, Ginny's Picks, Historical Fiction, tagged Ambition, Arranged Marriages, Centurions, Christianity, Danger, Disciples, faith, Intrigue, Politics, Pontius Pilate, power, Procula, Revolt, Roman Empire, romance on May 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Ginny Pisciotta author: Bunn, Davis The centurion’s wife If you like biblical fiction you should enjoy this book. Experience the drama of the earliest days of Christianity through the eyes of Leah and Alban. Although born to wealth and power, Leah is now working as a servant in the household of her uncle, Pontius [...]
Shape of Mercy
Posted in books, Christian Fiction, Ginny's Picks, Historical Fiction, tagged 17th > century, diary, friendship, history, journal, mercy, Salem Witch Trials, Susan Meissner on April 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
From Ginny Pisciotta author: Meissner, Susan The shape of mercy : a novel College student Lauren Durough takes a part-time job with an elderly retired librarian. Her job is to transcribe the journal entries of her employer’s ancestor, Mercy Hayworth, a victim of the Salem witch trials. She is really drawn to the young girl [...]
