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Guest Blogger: Geneva N. Hollis What I find to be so amazing about Gennie is her God-given ability to transform her gleanings into beautiful vignettes from the heart of God. I’ll share more about her after you read her engaging impressions about the Kingdom of God. Please join me in welcoming my amazingly perceptive friend,…

The dialogue that follows is an edited (and slightly modified) excerpt from my online program, Kingdom Conversations: Prophetic and Supernatural Encounters With The Word of God. I believe that is relevant for a personal year’s end evaluation. I pray that it provokes and inspires you. What eternal value does God put on my devaluation of…

The Domino Effect by Davis Bunn My rating: 4 of 5 stars Wow, Wow, Wow! High finance and suspense is never dull when handled by a master. Davis Bunn knows his subject. I started chapter one with the intention of reading the book over a three or four-day period, then share my review. In less…

Flash Point by Thomas Locke My rating: 4 of 5 stars It takes less than 75 seconds to get caught up in a Thomas Locke novel. Okay, the numbers are totally nonscientific, but the point is, he is that good. It helps to be a fan of techno thrillers when reading the latest installment of…

Shattered by Death by Catherine Finger My rating: 4 of 5 stars What do you do when your bitter divorce battle ends in death? If you’re Chief of Police Josie “Jo” Oliver, you look for the killer. Her fellow police officer husband Del was vindictive. I remember wanting him to be held accountable for his…

This blog site is going through a metamorphosis. Basically I’ve begun to publish book reviews, write a post or two on the topic within the book that really touched my soul, and then find a few other items of interest that will inspire you to read the books I recommend. I’m honored to be a part…

Sweet on You by Chautona Havig My rating: 4 of 5 stars How far would you go to rescue a friend from heartache? It’s an interesting question, and for me it revealed the true heart of Madeline Brown. Oh, you don’t know her? Well, you simply have to read Sweet On You, the new release…

It is a consistent pleasure of mine to read and review a Davis Bunn novel. This one takes place in Paris, France. The time is 1923, and although it is springtime, it is also a place where healing and hope is vital. That’s the historical intro. Carry on. The Fragment by Davis Bunn My rating:…

If you’ve read my review on the new release, Cleansed By Death by Catherine Finger, then you know the book deals with domestic abuse. But it also points to the abuse and devaluation of human life as shown through the actions of a serial killer. Here’s what I want to say. Citing the stats and pontificating on the…