Tag Archives: Francine Rivers

The Masterpiece

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Theresa

I couldn’t wait to read Francine Rivers’ newest publication and I wasn’t disappointed! “The Masterpiece” has a LOT in it to love. Roman Velasco is a famous artist and a former gang member. His journey from rebellion, graffiti and despair … Continue reading →

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The Scarlet Thread

Posted on January 3, 2018 by Theresa

I picked up this book off my shelf and thoroughly enjoyed the re-read as it’s been a few years and I’d forgotten much of it. Not an easy novel to classify, “The Scarlet Thread” is part contemporary, part Christian, and … Continue reading →

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Her Mother’s Hope

Posted on August 10, 2017 by Theresa

Growing up in Switzerland, Marta’s father is not only strict, he is also unfair and even abusive to Marta. Her beautiful sister Elise receives much better treatment as her health is fragile. Marta, the not-as-lovely elder sister is made to … Continue reading →

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And the Shofar Blew

Posted on July 29, 2017 by Theresa

Trapped between the huge success of his father’s ministry and his unending search for the acceptance and self-esteem missing from his childhood, Paul Hudson is on a mission… but is the road to success as straightforward as he thinks? Wounding … Continue reading →

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Leota’s Garden

Posted on October 17, 2016 by Theresa

Leota Reinhardt is in her eighties. She has a son George, and a daughter Eleanor, neither of whom keep in touch with her very often, and so she lives alone struggling to keep up her house and do simple tasks … Continue reading →

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