Michelle Emmanuelli
Author of Christian fiction with deep gospel themes
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Christian Author Testimony: Hannah Gaudette
This next author testimony highlight is Hannah Gaudette! Hannah writes hard-hitting, truth-seeking fiction and fantasy. I love how she not only shares her writing journey but also encourages other writers to keep going, even when things are hard. I also love the humor in her reels and posts, which focus not just on her books…
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Christian Author Testimony: Lydia Woodward
We’re back with another round of highlighting awesome Christian authors and their testimonies! Lydia is one of the first people I met when I first joined bookstagram a little more than a year ago, and I love her encouraging and supportive attitude. Her creativity shines through in her posts and in the snippets of her…
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Lepunia: Kingdom of the Gallopers (#1) by Kevin Ford
If you’re looking for a book that captures the heart, hope, and wholesome adventure of the Chronicles of Narnia but has a storybook quality all its own, you would enjoy Lepunia. The prose of this book is definitely one that begs to be read aloud, with funny voices and all, as a bedtime story for…
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Ice Dogs by Terry Lynn Johnson
Ice Dogs invites the reader into the icy world of dogsled racing with the strong-willed, lovable main character, Victoria. She stands out at school as the only musher, but she pursues her dream of racing regardless of what fellow students think. For living in a tropical climate, ironically, I do love reading about snow-filled landscapes,…
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Christian Author Testimony: Chaney Hobson
We’re back with another round of highlighting awesome Christian authors and their testimonies! Chaney Hobson is the author of the ongoing Redemption Pirates series, including The Secrets of Avigdor and The Legends of Nesher. I love the creativity of pirates, fantasy, and dinosaurs (yes, dinosaurs, and it’s awesome). Beyond that, I love how her books…
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The Runaway Prince (Royals of Acuniel #3)
I love a good prodigal son story and The Runaway Prince just had my heart. While this is book 3 in a series, you can definitely read it as a standalone. Each book focuses on another member of the royal family of Acuniel, and each novel so far has been another retelling. The Peasant Queen…
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Cold Light of Day (#1) by Elizabeth Goddard
If you’re looking for adventure and suspense, Cold Light of Day sweeps you up like an avalanche. From the very prologue, I was left wondering about the mystery, and I was surprised how everything came together at the end! It’s also always been my dream to visit Alaska, so to be able to read about…
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Burned Queen by Ellie Ember (#2)
Have you ever picked up a sequel that was totally unexpected but a completely natural extension of the first book? Burned Queen absolutely delivers, both deepening and expanding the world introduced in Paper Castles in a way that makes you go, “Of course!” If you haven’t read Paper Castles, you can check out my non-spoilery…
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Double Take (#1) by Lynette Eason
I think Double Take is now my top thriller/mystery read of the year, maybe ever! With high, personal stakes, deep themes relating to relationships and family, and a great worldview, Double Take is a stellar read. Here is the blurb from Goodreads for context before getting into the review: Detective James Cross has been honorably…
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Peril in Dry Springs by Kristina Hall
It’s a great sign when I stay up until 3am to finish a book, and Peril in Dry Springs had me doing just that. I loved the first book, but getting to know Ira Burke and follow his story was something else. Here’s the Goodreads blurb for more information: Dry Springs hasn’t seen the last…
