This book really intrigued me. It is about the Rapture. If you do not know what that is, it is essentially the end of the world as described in the Bible, when all Christians are taken to heaven before chaos breaks out on Earth.
I have always loved dystopian novels, but I had never read one based on real biblical events.
“The Outsiders” Review: A Story of Friendship, Loss and Growing Up
”The Outsiders” is a book about friendship, belonging, and growing up. It is heavy and emotional, yet still easy to read and connect with. Here is why I suggest reading “The Outsiders.”
“The Fault in Our Stars” Review: A Tragic Love Story, Full of Heart
Some books grab your attention immediately, pulling you into the story from the very first sentence and making it impossible not to keep reading. The Fault in Our Stars does exactly that.
“Heart Check” Review: A Romance that Delivers
I bought Heart Check on a whim. The cover was cute, the synopsis drew me in, and after a quick Google search, I came to the conclusion that it was clean. So I brought it home, admired the cover for far too long, and then started reading.
“Check & Mate” Review: A Book I Regret Buying
At first glance, Check & Mate seems harmless. The cover, the title, and the synopsis all give off cute, YA vibes. That is exactly why, after seeing it recommended everywhere, I decided to buy it. Long story short, I could not finish this book.
“Powerless” Review: A Book I Can’t Stop Talking About
I LOVE Powerless. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think about this book. More specifically, that I don’t think about Kai, but we can save that small obsession for another time. We might need an entire post just to cover that topic.
“The Luminous Life of Lucy Landry” Review: A Cozy Read by the Sea
This book is a charming, easy read for anyone looking for a story that will warm your heart.
“A Place to Hang the Moon” Review
This book left me with that warm, fuzzy feeling all readers love when they finish a truly good story. In my opinion, it’s the perfect combination of happy and sad moments.
“Daughter of the White Rose” Review: Where History Meets Heartbreak
Wow, this book left me speechless. I was in tears, yet at the same time, I had that warm feeling I always get when I finish a truly good romance.
“Where the Red Fern Grows” Review: A Story of Love, Loss and Growing Up
Some books make you laugh, some make you cry, and some stay in your heart forever, this one does all three.