Book Review: Stuck in the Middle

Book by Virginia Smith   
Review by Michelle Sutton   

Joan Sanderson's life is stuck. Her older sister, Allie, is starting a family and her younger sister, Tori, has a budding career. Meanwhile, Joan is living at home with Mom and looking after her aging grandmother. Not exactly a recipe for excitement-or romance.
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Book Review: A Passion Most Pure

By Michelle Sutton   

Novel by Julie Lessman
This book is moving to the top of my list of favorite books of all time. It's daringly innovative and the most fabulous debut I've ever read. Plus, the historical portion of the novel was well done, too. I felt like I was there!
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Entertainment Tonight and Every Night

By Donald James Parker      

This might seem like a strange forum for suggesting people should examine the amount of time they spend on entertainment. This column is to help people find worthy outlets for their spare time. Posting this exhortation may be like a restaurant nailing a notice on the door informing patrons they shouldn't eat out often. Writing this article has caused me great anguish. I completed the original in about fifteen minutes. Finalizing those paragraphs has taken about fifteen hours. I'm not sure any of the original words survived the cut. Life could not have been easy for John the Baptist. I'm not eating locusts and wild honey, but I am perhaps crying out in the wilderness to people who don't want to hear a discouraging word. Let him who has ears hear.
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Book Review: As I Have Loved You

By Roseanna White of CRoB      

Novel by Nikki Arana
Wow.  Really, that’s the first word that springs to mind when you ask me to sum up Nikki Arana’s new release, As I Have Loved You.  She grabbed me in the prologue, when she parts the misty veil between heaven and earth and reveals the plan of God in one boy’s life, and she kept me hooked until the last page.  This book made me cry—which is a real feat—and kept me thinking for days on end.
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Dallas Jenkins

By Don Parker  

Our featured interview for this month involves a well known name in the world of Christian Entertainment–the last name anyway.  Dallas Jenkins is the son of Jerry Jenkins, one of the co-authors of Left Behind fame.  I believe his name is going become familiar to Christian movie-goers soon.  I hope to review Midnight Clear, his newest movie, in the near future and help do my part.

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