I think I have a soft spot in my heart for books about writers. Books about women stepping up in a so-called man’s world too. Put the two together, and I’m sold. The Secrets of Paper and Ink was a sweet past-present story of three women (2 modern, 1 historical) who find healing through words and find God in their story in the process. I really enjoyed this book; here are 3 reasons why.
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Y’all, it’s been far too long, but I finally got a blog post up! Yesterday I posted my review of the Simple Faith Bible over at realworldbiblestudy.com. To be honest I didn’t think I was going to like this one as much as I did! Be sure to check it out and enter the giveaway! #simplefaithbible #biblegatewaypartner #bookreviews #bible #biblereading #devotionalbible #jimmycarter #freebible #giveaway #promosimple
Not just rom-com. This book also hits some tough issues and these two pastors’ kids will tug on your heart. Read the review at realworldbiblestudy.com. #bookstagram #bookreviews #bookblogging #christianfiction #romanticcomedy #pastorskid with @celebratelit and @jessicakatewriting
Girl Pastors Game Night. Next one in Orange County - will you be there?
#bananagrams🍌 #womenministers @socal.nwm
3 questions More Than Words Can Say made me ask. Read my #bookreview and enter the #giveaway at Realworldbiblestudy.com. With @celebratelit. #bookreviews #historicalfiction #historicalromancenovel #christianromance
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