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The first book in The Sarah Deane Mysteries by J.S. Borthwick was an engaging read—and it centered on birding! The Case of the Hook-billed Kites certainly hooked me. Continue reading
Category Archives: book-reviews
Manhunt by James L. Swanson (2006)
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A fascinating read about the 12-day hunt for Lincoln’s killer. Continue reading
Shatterproof by Roland Smith (2012)
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Book 4 og 6 in the Vespers vs. Cahills series contains a whole lot more death than we expected! It was a good one! Continue reading
In Love with Butterflies by Sonam Tashi and Riku Dhan Subba (2019)
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This collection of 3o short stories from 2 Bhutanese authors introduces us a little bit to the underworld this little-known kingdom and the youth who grow up there. Continue reading
The Crisis of Caring by Jerry Bridges (1985)
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In this book about Christian fellowship, Jerry Bridges investigates the word koinonia. It’s a studious book but convicting. Continue reading
The Chinese Bell Murders by Robert van Gulik (1958)
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Robert Van Gulik’s first Judge Dee novel that came from his own noggin is a good one. Three cases in PuYang and a pleasant stroll through ancient China. Continue reading
Un-Canceled by Phil Robertson (2022)
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Duck Dynasty Patriarch Phil Robertson tackles something he knows all too well—cancel culture. And as always, he uses it as a springboard to point readers to Jesus. Continue reading
Ghost Stories from Bhutan by Lingchen Dorji (2025)
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21 horror stories from “the happiest country on Earth” — worth checking out! A Christian review of Ghost Stories from Bhutan by Lingchen Dorji (2025). Continue reading
A Moral Universe Torn Apart by Ben Shapiro (2016)
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Obama, Fergusun, Islamophobia—enjoy some this collection of some of Ben Shapiro’s earlier writing as an opinion-writer in 2015. Continue reading