Reviews by Meag
A Matter of Trust
On 4/1 Meag wrote: Whiel did great in her latest book A Matter of Trust. The murder mystery begins and in the first chapter there is already an unexpected twist. As the story continues to unfold the reader is taken around twist and turns in the plot line. I am excited for the next book in the Mia Quinn series to ... A Matter of Trust
A Just Man
On 2/20 Meag wrote: A Just Man is the story of several generations of a family. The story itself was relatively interesting because all of the characters were connected and continued to be a part of the story even after the main character shifted. The story begins in the Revolutionary War with a child (Thomas), who must ... A Just Man, by:Helen Dainel
Through Rushing Water
On 1/31 Meag wrote: Through Rushing Waters "Through Rushing Water" was a great book! I thought the storyline was relatively novel, and the details of the characters and experiences throughout the book were well written. I enjoyed CatherineRichmond's writing style. Critiques: I felt that book began a little slowly. It started ... Through rushing water
Hope Springs
On 11/26 Meag wrote: What a beautiful story of relationships, reconciliation and love. Hope Springs is a story of reconciliation as a family that was torn apart is slowly pieced back together.As a broken relationship and the loss of a husband lead to a budding new relationship a call to follow God is given, and a difficult ... Hope Springs
Soul's Gate
On 11/11 Meag wrote: Wow! what a great story. Rubart presents an exciting, nerve-racking, and emotional view of the spiritual battles that go on around us. The story is about four people who come together in order to fullfill a prophecy given many years before. As the group grows together they learn about the spiritual realm ... Soul's Gate, by: James L. Rubart
Garden of Madness
On 10/12 Meag wrote: Garden of Madness is a story of the life of Tiamat, the daughter of Nebuchadnezzer. The kings daughter desires to make change in the world, she wants to impact something. Throughout the story we see the struggle for truth, even when the truth is not something nice. In the opening chapters we find Tiamat ... Garden of Madness By:Tracy L. Higley
The Tallest Watchtower
On 9/26 Meag wrote: I got this "book" with the understanding that it was only a twelve page document with two stories contained in its pages. I thought that if it got through publishing that the stories inside would be well written and thought provoking. However I was disappointed, the grammar was poor and the sentence ... The Tallest Watchtower
Babylon’s Falling
On 9/26 Meag wrote: Babylons falling is a novel about the life of Daniel after Jerusalem was invaded and the people taken captive. The story begins on the road from Jerusalem to Babylon. It tells of the struggles and worries of the people on their journey, and moe directly tells the story of Daniel, Mishael, Hananiah and ... Babylons Falling
The House On the Corner
On 9/16 Meag wrote: The House on the Corner is a story about a young boy who travels to his uncle's house (on the corner) and is whisked away from danger and into a life of confusion and secrets. This book by Michael Rains was written for youth, and the story has great potential, however I was sorely dissappointed with ... The House On The Corner
House of Mercy
On 9/5 Meag wrote: House of Mercy is a story of, well mercy. The main character Bethesda (or Beth for short) makes a terrible mistake that she cannot undo and throughout the story must face the consequences of her actions. A law-suit is filed against her, her family is going to lose their ranch (the Blazing B), and the ... House of Mercy, By Erin Healy
Love You More
On 8/23 Meag wrote: The book Love You More paints a great picture of the story of adoption. Grant tells the story of the adoption of their little girl from Guatemala. As the story progresses she expresses anxiety at waiting for the adoption to take place, and the excitement at the knowledge that they had the opprotunity ... Love You More
The Final Summit
On 8/2 Meag wrote: Andy Andrews has a wonderful ability to write about wonderous things and make you feel like you are living them. In his book "The Final Summit" he does just that. I have not read the first book in this series, but this book could definetly stand on its own. In this book David Ponder is taken to a meeting ... The Final Summit
The Least Among You (DVD)
On 9/30 Meag wrote: “The Least Among You” is a story about a young African American man, named Robert Kelly. Kelly wants to work to make money for his family when he is accused of something he didn’t do and is forced to attend a seminary. He is the first African American to attend this seminary. He struggles to ... The Least Among You Review