Review from My Darling Girl →
My Darling Girl captures the light and dark of mother/daughter relationships. The twists of this tale will have the reader wondering over the fine line between psychological thriller and horror. Performed perfectly by Hillary Huber with Kitty Hendrix, My Darling Girl makes the brain buzz.
Review from Eve’s Daughters →
It isn’t void of some interesting storytelling, It’s just that what little there is is saturated with cliché and predictability. This is not a thought-provoking novel, simply an outlet for preaching someone’s religious beliefs. So, if your faith aligns with the author’s you probably will enjoy the book despite its rather simplistic storytelling. It is..
Review from A Shelter of Hope →
I enjoyed the western story, the survival story, and how God made a way. It wasn’t all just a love story, it was much more than that. Great story.
Review from My Darling Girl →
This could have been a 5 star book, but the ending is what made me give it 4 stars. Sometimes it seems authors choose an ending that pleases them, even when it won’t please the reader. This is my second book by this author and I won’t waste my money on anymore. I will say..
Review from My Darling Girl →
So you wouldn’t have to listen to this during the holidays, but it’s set at Christmas & who doesn’t want a little possible demonic possession to get in the spirit?! I enjoyed this, it was just creepy enough & the narration was good. TW for childhood abuse by parent.
This is a short little book that gets to the point and is clearly written
Review from In Too Deep →
I read Lynn Blackburn’s Beneath the Surface and truly enjoyed it. I immediately began In Too Deep just hoping it would be as good as the first book in the series. If anything, I enjoyed this second book even more. It was great to come back to familiar characters and to appreciate another interesting tale..
Review from 30 Covert Emotional Manipulation Tactics: How Manipulators Take Control in Personal Relationships →
Too short for I credit barely got my attention, and then ended. Would definitely purchase another volume if there was more content.
Review from Eve’s Daughters →
Intertwined legacy of love and strong women from one family. The Eve in title is from the family – not a Biblical reference, but there is a strong story of faith
Review from Play Like a Man, Win Like a Woman →
Some decent insights, but I couldn’t help but feel like this is more of asking women to work around the toxic self-centeredness and egomania of the “good ol boys club” behavior. I will give it a second listen eventually and update this review.