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Millstone of Doubt – a book review

I love a variety of books – common choices include murder mysteries, regency period novels, romances,…
The Secret World of Connie Starr – a book review

Spanning 20 years in regional Australia, this modern epic tells the story of post-depression era, WWII…
Small Things Like These – a book review

This novella by Claire Keegan is a poignant glimpse into the Magdalen houses of Ireland. The…
The Indebted Earl – a book review

Erica has done it again! This is the third instalment in the Serendipity and Secrets series,…
The Gentleman Spy – a book review

The second of Erica Vetsch’s Serendipity and Secret novels was released last year, but I was…
Glimmers of Grace – a book review

For me, the struggle with this book is determining the target audience. As a doctor, especially…
Pope Francis: Reflections on thé Sunday Gospel – a book review

This devotional offers a reminder of the Sunday Gospel passage, a reflection from Pope Francis and…
Blackwatertown – a book review

For a novel with so much action packed into just one week, this was quite slow…
The Lost Lieutenant – a Book Review

How I do love a regency romance! The first couple of chapters were not as captivating…
Here

Here, in the darkness of my littleness, it is easy to become consumed by the black,…
Jesus, I trust in You

Last year, I read Fr Michael Gaitley’s “33 Days to Merciful Love” for Lent, alongside listening…
Even now…

I’m really working on overdrive to keep trusting at the moment. Some days it’s easier to…
What kind of Love is this?

I just have to let God love me. How hard can it be? Harder than you…
It’s Nothing Personal

For a while now, my prayer life has been truly struggling. And by struggling, I mean…