Review | Love’s Pure Light

Be transported to unique time periods as you follow a treasured family nativity set through four generations of the Shepherd family.

While Shepherds Watch Are Keeping

by Susanne Dietze
Massachusetts, 1899

Review: This is such a sweet romance. Watching Seth and Jesse fall into a great friendship that honored God and their church was such a sweet way to celebrate Christmas. Watching the way they ministered to the members of the church is a great example to us all. Absolutely adorable.

The Wise Guy and the Star

by Shannon McNear
Charleston, South Carolina, to Kansas City, Missouri, 1919

Review: What a wonderful story. Trains seem so romantic and fun. I wish we could experience that fabulous conveyance as it was…. Maybe 😂
Watching the Wise brothers meet Seth and Jessy’s daughter, and getting to meet Aunt Lila was also a wonderful ride, one you won’t want to miss. I loved how, not only is the nativity passed through the generations… But also a love of soup.

On Angel Wings

by Janine Rosche
Kansas City, Missouri, 1945

Review: Elodie Wise, Nat and Stella’s daughter, has just returned to her home and family after time as a prisoner of war. To get herself reacclimated she decides to throw a fundraiser to help the families of other returning soldiers. As always her best friend from childhood, Benjamin Gabriel, offers to help. But secrets and regrets cloud the path to the future.

Making Room at the Inn

by Deborah Raney
Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Present Day

Review: I absolutely loved this book. This tied all of the others together and brought closure to the series, even though it would be great as a stand alone too! Plus, their reliance on Christ is inspiring.