An orphan maid braves the wrath of the King when she breaks his precious glassware but realizes true beauty of forgiveness and broken glass.
Tag: 2017
The Table by Dennis Lambert
A miraculous table built over 2000 years ago by the grandfather of Jesus Christ and marked beneath with the words...
Through the Ashes by Jacqueline Brown
I recommend this book to young adults who are fans of dystopian fiction, such as The 100 or even Hulu’s Runaways or The Gifted. There won’t be any teenagers with superpowers, but this story of survival breaks the mold because the apocalypse was one that human beings brought on themselves.
Standing Strong by Theresa Linden
At the end of the last book, Jarret West responds to a life-shattering conversion in the desert when he hears...
How Can You Still Be Catholic? By Christopher Sparks
This is a deceptively simple book. Sparks composed his debut nonfiction book by asking his Facebook friends to finish this...
Playing by Heart by Carmela Martino
Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo Playing by Heart is a historical fiction romance that takes place during Baroque era Italy. Emilia...
When We Were Eve: Uncovering the Woman God Created You to be By Colleen C. Mitchell
Reviewed by S. Leigh Hall When I was a child, I remember a discussion with my mother. I told her...
Vigil by Russell Newquist
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson “What’s the play?” “Save the priests, kill the dragon, and get the girl.” “I can get...
Dying for Compassion by Barbara Golder
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson This is the feisty lady-doc origin story I have been waiting for. Golder once again proves...
The Doha Experiment by Gary Wasserman
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson An Arab Kingdom, Catholic College, Jewish Teacher, or so goes the tagline. In all honesty, it’s...