Book Reviews
Michelle Sutton’s review of As I Have Loved You by Nikki Arana
Contemporary Struggles……A Single Mom and College-Aged Son. Leigh Scott is a widowed, single mother who wants the best for her son Jeff. She would like him to graduate from college, land a secure job, and start a family. However, Jeff, who was diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) at a young age, has a God-given…
REVIEW: Snitch by Rene Gutteridge
Having not read Scoop, the first book in the Occupational Hazard series, I was’t sure what to expect. I only knew if Rene Gutteridge wrote it, it had to be an entertaining read. I was right! No one does quirky characters quite like Rene Gutteridge. The characters jumped off the page and into full color.…
Michelle Sutton’s review of Veil of Fire by Marlo Schalesky
Book Description: The screaming flames surrounded the small town of Hinckley before most knew to flee. Hours later, the survivors picked their way out of the ashes and began anew. For the tight-knit town, the fire meant the inexplicable loss of family, devastating financial ruin, and the disquieting loss of faith. While some agonized over…
These Boots Weren’t Made for Walking by Melody Carlson
Review by Michelle Sutton Book Description: Willing to make the necessary sacrifices—even skipping the occasional latte—to ensure career success, 31-year-old Cassidy Cantrell “invests” in a chic pair of boots, certain they’ll make a spectacular impression and help seal the deal on a long-anticipated promotion from her Seattle employer. But reality tromps all over her expectations.…
My review of Blessed are the Uncool by Paul Grant
I read this book in small segments. It’s a lot of meat to digest. The subtitle of Blessed are the Uncool is “Living Authentically in a World of Show.” It describes the gist of the book very well. No one likes fake people; yet, we as Christians all struggle with being authentic. We’ve grown up…
Michelle Sutton’s review of Remember to Forget by Deborah Raney
Book Description: Stranded a hundred miles away from her abusive New York City boyfriend after a terrifying car-jacking, graphic designer Maggie Anderson impulsively heads west. Stumbling upon tiny Clayton, Kansas, she arrives without cash or a past—or so she thinks. As she begins a new relationship with Trevor Ashlock, will she be able to tell…
Michelle Sutton’s review of @ Home for the Holidays by Meredith Efken
From the Publisher: Sitting by the fireside, humming carols and knitting mittens…not! For these stay-at-home moms, the weeks before Christmas are anything but mellow. How can you balance housework, home crises and the husband without losing your mind? Plug in your laptop! Meet Dulcie, Zelia, Jocelyn, Rosalyn, Veronica and the rest of the women of…
Review of Scoop by Michelle Sutton edgyinspirationalauthor.blogspot.com
Scoop was written by Rene Gutteridge ABOUT THE BOOK: The Occupational Hazards Books are a series of books about seven homeschooled siblings whose last name is Hazard. The parents died in a freak accident leaving the kids ages 16-26 with a lucrative clown business but the kids realize that God has other plans which doesn’t…
Review of Calm, Cool & Adjusted by Kristin Billerbeck
Calm, Cool & Adjusted by Kristin Billerbeck Product Details # ISBN: 1591453305 # Format: Paperback, 320pp # Publisher: Integrity Publishers # Series: Spa Girls Collection Series, #3 From the Publisher: Best friends since Johnny Depp wore scissors for hands, “The Spa Girls” live very separate lives, but stay in touch with routine visits to California’s…
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