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Heather’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Heather’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Names of God: Growing Strong Review: A JustRead Blog Tour
Welcome to the Blog Tour for Names of God: Growing Strong by Grace Fox, hosted by!
About the BookTitle: Names of God: Growing Strong
Series: Names of God Devotional Studies #3
Author: Grace Fox
Publisher: Aspire Press
Release Date: July 7, 2026
Genre: Christian living; devotional study
Have the demands of life left you weakened and weary? Do you struggle to get back up after life has knocked you down?
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| I don't review a lot of nonfiction, but I love studying the names of God. So, this devotional study appealed to me. And I love the cover. It embodies the idea of growth. This book is somewhere between devotional and study, just as it states on the co ...more | |
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Anchoring You: Pirates in Shadow Cove (The Wright Heroes of Maine)
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This is my first Robin Patchen book. I’m usually not a fan of romantic suspense, but Anchoring You may have changed that. I read this book in one day. It was a quick read, partly because it kept me wanting to turn the page. Though Captain Kenzie Wrigh ...more |
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Anchoring You: Pirates in Shadow Cove (The Wright Heroes of Maine)
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Anchoring You: Pirates in Shadow Cove (The Wright Heroes of Maine)
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| You can't go wrong with Scotland for a setting. The author paints a clear picture, even for those of us who have never seen Scotland. Of course, the story creates the urge to go call a travel agency and see all the places it describes. And the added ...more | |
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| This is the second book in Amy Anguish's Real-life Fairy Tales, and while you do not have to read them in order, I do encourage readers to go back and read the first one. The first one gives you a great introduction into the author's style of retelli ...more | |
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| There is so much to enjoy crammed in this one fun story. Anyone who’s been the invisible one can relate to Paisley. That wish to be more than they feel they are isn’t exclusive to the YA audience, though most adults may not admit it. The book takes a ...more | |
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| This book is so cute! It takes the fake girlfriend/boyfriend idea from someone editing photos to try to convince others they’re in a relationship and moves it into today’s times. Creating a significant other through AI. And then, the hilarity of havi ...more | |
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Heather Greer
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It depends on the story. With Hope Even After, the physical theme came first. With Love in the Squared Circle, it was a marriage of physical and spiritual happening at the same time. But with Cake That!, it was the idea of a book featuring a televise
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Heather Greer
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Karen Procopio's review
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Hope Even After: A Story of Addiction, Healing, and Hope:
"Hope Even After by Heather Greer is an honest, emotional story about love, addiction, faith, and second chances. While it’s clean fiction, it doesn’t shy away from addressing the difficult realities of addiction.
Twenty-seven-year-old Daisy Taylor ha" Read more of this review » |
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Joan Arning's review
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Hope Even After: A Story of Addiction, Healing, and Hope:
"Hope Even After is a love story between Daisy Taylor and Luke Masters and the love of God. Daisy has loved Luke for years and keeps forgiving him despite his alcohol addiction. Luke blames God for the death of his grandfather, the only person besides"
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