This group is open to all Christian fiction authors, publishing professionals, reviewers, and readers. That group has now changed its name to Grace Filled Fiction Spotlight FB group. We also have a group of 20 or more authors who were active in our Grace Awards Face Book group. As we go into our ninth year, our board has decided to shift our focus from the concept of “winners” to the idea of “novels we love.” We are choosing to shine a spotlight on novels that move us.ĭuring our eight years we attracted a stellar group of judges. It’s evolving into the GRACE FILLED FICTION SPOTLIGHT. It’s evolving into the GRACE Motto: Expanding the tent pegs of Christian fiction Motto: Expanding the tent pegs of Christian fiction If you're looking for a read that grabs you and doesn't let go, then this is the book for you.more Frank, though, now he was definitely da man! What kind yet complex soul. In fact, for most the book I didn't like her but I couldn't stop reading this train wreck of a character, and doggone if the author didn't pull off a complete turnabout for the woman by the end. I mean, who isn't creeped out by just the thought of leprosy?Īt first I wasn't a huge fan of the Mirielle.

This story is not only a history lesson to a very frightening past but a clear commentary on the prejudices we all have, whether we admit to it or not. I mean, who isn't creeped out by just the thought of leprosy? At firs Riveting. If you're up for a different sort of read that will sometimes have you scratching your head yet endear you to the characters at the same time, then this one is for you.more So much so that I am going to read the next book in the series. Sometimes serious and sometimes completely out of left field.Īt first I was a little confused with the whole set up, who was who, and whatnot, but once I got the hang of McDonnell's writing I was all in.

What's to love? The absurdity of the tale. That's a good thing, meaning I really, really enjoyed this story! But best of all I ad Snort factor 10 out of 10 on this one.and it takes a lot to make me snort out loud.

That's a good thing, meaning I really, really enjoyed this story! What's to love? The absurdity of the tale.

Snort factor 10 out of 10 on this one.and it takes a lot to make me snort out loud. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

The Captive Heart by Michelle Griep