Margaret's comments
(member since Nov 23, 2007)
Margaret's comments from the Contemporary Christian Fiction group.
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I'm reading Pirate Hunter and it is a neat back and forth of contemporary and historical. I really like the contemporary aspects of it better so far however. I'm about halfway through.
I have now finished all three! Loved the historical the best, but then you know me. I really enjoyed both Brides of Bonneterre and look forward to the third A Case for Love.
I've started looking into and using LT more, and I have to admit I might have judged it too early. Yes, for more than 200 books you have to pay, but a lifetime membership is more a volunteer payment from $19-55. So, it's not that terrible, and the cuecat looks awesome for bibliophiles like me. So, I'm in debate with myself about it, but I just might do it.
Good grief so many wonderful suggestions here!!!
I have a membership, but I do not use it, because without paying they only hold about 250 books or so. I have well over a thousand to catalog, so that does not work for me. Why pay there, when here and elsewhere is free?
I just finished reading My Soul to Keep by Melanie Wells. It is her third in a series, but stands alone well. It's a suspense that has just the right amount of spookiness to it.
I've posted a review and several discussion questions of Bluegrass Peril on it's goodreads page.
What books make up the Redemption Series?
Contemporary Christian Fiction
