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Category Archives: Reviews
BTSCelebs is Reviewing Karen Witemeyer’s “Full Steam Ahead”
It’s a reading extravaganza! BTSCelebs is opening the pages of best-selling Christian author Karen Witemeyer. I’ll be reviewing her latest book “Full Steam Ahead” in the coming weeks. Stay tuned to BTSCelebs for the complete review! *BTSCelebs thanks Bethany House … Continue reading
[Book Review] Jessica Dotta’s “Mark Of Distinction”
Jessica Dotta’s second novel in the Price Of Privilege Trilogy, “Mark Of Distinction”, was much better than the first book. I was pleasantly surprised by the regal surroundings described. Ms. Dotta perfectly depicted a common girl’s rise into the upper-class. … Continue reading
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Tagged Jessica Dotta, Mark Of Distinction, Price Of Privilege Trilogy
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BTSCelebs to Review Jessica Dotta’s “Mark Of Distinction”
It’s sequel time! Following the review of Ms. Dotta’s “Born of Persuasion” last year, BTSCelebs is ready to dive in the second installment of the Price of Privilege Trilogy. I just started the thick 432 page paperback about a woman … Continue reading
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Tagged Jessica Dotta, Mark Of Distinction, Price of Privilege
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Book Review: Melissa Tagg’s “Here To Stay”
It’s impossible to NOT fall in love with Whisper Shore! Melissa Tagg‘s second novel “Here To Stay“ picks up right where “Made To Last” ended. The wild child Blaze (aka Miranda Woodruff’s fake hubby) has decided to return home, … Continue reading
Vote for the K-Pop Video You Want BTSCelebs to Review
Let’s Spring into more reviews! In honor of 2014, BTSCelebs wants to take reviewing to a hold new level. K-Pop videos are being released by the dozen, and BTSCelebs would like to know your all time music video favsof the … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Reviews
Tagged Akdong Musician, EXO, Fly to the sky, Kpop, Megan Lee
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BTSCelebs to Review Melissa Tagg’s “Here To Stay”
Let’s get the reading started! BTSCelebs is ready to start the next book in the Spring 2014 reading series. Melissa Tagg‘s second novel “Here To Stay” is on the list. BTSCelebs thoroughly enjoyed her debut project “Made To Last”, and … Continue reading
Book Review: Sarah Jakes’ “Lost And Found: Finding HOPE in the Detours of Life”
“A large part of being found comes from surrendering your pride and accepting God’s grace.” There is no way to prepare for Sarah Jakes‘ memoir about her life. It’s raw, emotional and painfully real. To be completely honest, I could … Continue reading
Opera Review: Lyric’s “The Sound Of Music”
Bravo, Chicago’s “Sound Of Music” cast! Today, BTSCelebs had the opportunity to attend the 1:30 PM showing of Lyric Opera of Chicago‘s version of “The Sound Of Music”. Esteemed actors Billy Zane and Jenn Gambatese delighted the stage by taking … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Zane, Chicago, Elizabeth Futral, Jenn Gambatese, The Sound Of Music
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Book Review: Julianna Deering’s “Death By The Book”
A true criminal can be the most harmless one. Julianna Deering‘s second book in the Drew Farthering mystery series is much better than the first. A total of four extremely innocent people are murdered in “Death By The Book” by … Continue reading
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Tagged DeAnna Julie Dodson, Death By The Book, Julianna Deering
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Upcoming Book Reviews: Sarah Jakes and Julianna Deering’s Releases
It’s reading rainbow time! BTSCelebs is hitting the books once again for all new Spring 2014 reviews of Sarah Jakes and Julianna Deering’s newest releases. Sarah Jakes’ “Lost & Found : Finding hope in the detours of life” and Julianna Deering’s “Death … Continue reading