by Bill Roushey | Jan 1, 2021 | What to read
For those of you familiar with Jerry Jenkins of The Left Behind series fame, you are in for a treat should you decide to read, The Last Operative. According to the author, “The Last Operative is a thorough retelling of my very first standalone novel, which...
by Bill Roushey | Jul 6, 2020 | Life's Struggles, Living, Uncategorized, What to read
Somewhere Fast, by Bob Beltz, is a fictional story written in the order of Pilgrim’s Progress. The main character, John Calvin, is a broken man in need of some answers. An extramarital affair has cost him everything; his job as a pastor, his children, marriage...
by Bill Roushey | May 25, 2020 | Uncategorized, What to read
When someone first recommended this author, I was reluctant to spend money on a writer I’d never heard of. Months later, Send Down the Rain by Charles Martin, is the second book of his I have read. He’s become one of my favorite authors. I find myself...
by Bill Roushey | Feb 4, 2020 | Uncategorized, What to read
The List, by Buck Storm and Bill Perkins is one of the best books I’ve read in a long time. The novel falls into the Christian fiction genre and captures the essence of what life must have been like in Israel under Roman occupation at the time of Christ. The...
by Bill Roushey | Jan 20, 2020 | Uncategorized, What to read
I must admit I wasn’t expecting much when I picked up a copy of Crimson Snow by William Kritlow. He’s an author I’ve never heard of. I confess it was the novel’s setting, the Lake Champlain region of New England, that lured me to check out...