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Winston’s Spy – a book review

What I expected when I read the title and description of this book: a young James…
The Border Reiver – a book review

I can’t say it’s a pleasant story, but it’s well written, and you should read this…
The Cendovian – a Book Review

This novel follows Professor Richard Nelson in his quest to create immortality via coding and neuroscience…
Trigger Warnings

I’ve been thinking about story content recently. I have two questions/thoughts that are sort of related…
The Ringmaster’s Daughter – a book review

In many ways, this is your standard World War 2 novel. It’s quite nicely written, but…
Censored – A Book Review

I received an ARC of Censored by Caroline Bobick via NetGalley. It’s an interesting time to…
The Mother-in-Law – a book review

Sometimes I feel guilty for being a “fake fan” of Sally Hepworth. I’m definitely a fan,…
Mothering in the time of Coronavirus

I’ve debated with myself whether or not to write this post. I don’t want to complain.…
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…
The Place on Dalhousie – A Book Review

Melina Marchetta is best known for the book and subsequent move that catapulted this high school…
What kind of Love is this?

I just have to let God love me. How hard can it be? Harder than you…
Coping Devices

Today I became that mother. You know the one I mean: sitting in the restaurant with…