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Paradox by A.J. Paquette

The Maze Runner meets Hatchet in this sci-fi adventure with a surprise twist ending that no one will see coming.

Kisses From Katie, by Katie Davis

A courageous 18-year-old from Nashville gave up every comfort and convenience to become the adoptive mother to 13 girls in Uganda.

Mardan’s Mark, by Kathrese McKee

Royal children kidnapped by pirates and they end up escaping by the help of three slaves aboard the ship and then the whole adventure begins!

The Art & Craft of Writing Christian Fiction

This is a must-read book for anyone who writes Christian fiction.

Soul Surfer by Bethany Hamilton

Bethany tells her story about when her arm was taken off by a shark, how she never lost her faith in God, and never gave up her dream.

The Maze Runner

Outside the towering stone walls that surround the Glade is a limitless, ever-changing maze. It’s the only way out—and no one’s ever made it through alive.

Through Gates of Splendor

This book follows the lives of five missionaries and their wives as they lived—and died—in Ecuador preaching to the Indians.

It’s Addicting

Obsessing over status, grades, exercise or a boyfriend could never become an addiction… could it?

Amazing Love, by Corrie ten Boom

This book is set after World War II; it is about Corrie’s ministry, the people she talked to, the things she taught and even learned herself.

The Follower: The Sehret Chronicles Book 1

Today I am going to be reviewing one of my 100% absolutely all time favorite book!

Storyworld First, by Jill Williamson

If you are a fantasy or science fiction writer, you should read this book.

Conversations with a Writing Coach, by Susan May Warren

A Nonfiction Book Review, by Naomi.

Becoming the Chateran, by S.J. Aisling

A Book Review, by Adriana.

DK Biography: Ronald Reagan, by Michael Burgan

Reagan’s amazing journey, from his childhood in Illinois, to his career in Hollywood, to his election as governor of California and his two terms as president of the United States.

Sixteen, by Emily Rachelle

I am reviewing a novella published by my friend Emily Rachelle. (You may recognize Emily’s name as a former HST book reviewer!)

Book Review: Go Teen Writers

How to Turn Your First Draft into a Published Book.

Book Review: It’s Complicated

Four college roommates maneuver crushes, confusion, and crisis. Complicated as it is, they will pull through, guided by the strength of their friendship and the power of God’s love.