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Review: Rainbow’s End

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Topaz Treasure

Lyssa knows that to be a Christian she should be able to speak up for her beliefs but there is just something about that attacking atheist Humanities Professor that has always gotten to her. So when she’s faced with asking him for a church donation it takes everything that she has just to face him – there is no way she could possibly tell him how much his class hurt her.

Review: The premise was good but the story was slow.

Author: Valerie Comer
Grade: B
Ages: 14+

Beneath the Surface

Madison is at loose ends. She’s lost her glamorous job as a marketing exec and is back in her home town itching for big city life and an escape from all of these painful memories and sexy fishermen.

Review:I loved how this flowed from the previous novel. It wasn’t as fun as I’d have liked but it was a good novella and solid story.

Author: Annalisa Daughety
Grade: B+
Ages: 15+

Welcome Home

Noah is astonished when he sees those dimples again. So astonished, actually, he can barely finish his speach. But will she find it in her heart to forgive him?

Review:Cute, actually the most romantic in this series.

Author: Nicole O’Dell
Grade: B
Ages: 15+

Live’s Prize

Reagan is spending ths wonderful summer in the Ozarks with her brother and his roommate. Sounds great, huh? Well, it would be if she could just stop looking over her shoulder to see if her stalker has found her.

Review:Definitely the best if the series, fun and suspenseful.

Author: Cara Putman
Grade: B+
Ages: 15+

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Source: Barbour via Netgalley
Overall Grade: B
Ages: 15+

 

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