Tag Archives: fiction
“Riptide” by Chad Robichaux: BTSCelebs to Review
“Cavalleria rusticana and Pagliacci”: Lyric Opera Review
The Lyric Opera of Chicago hypnotized the midwestern audience with beauty, drama, and virtuoso, on opening night, November 1. The two classic operas: Cavalleria rusticana & Pagliacci mirrored each other in storyline, but they brought their own unique charms.
“The Heart of Bennet Hollow” by Joanne Bischof DeWitt: Review
“The Heart of Bennet Hollow” is a good starter book for anyone interested in Jane Austen literature.
Joanne Bischof Dewitt: Q&A with the Author of “The Heart of Bennet Hollow”
Tyndale: How have Jane Austen’s books impacted your writing?
Sonja Anderson: Q&A with the Author of “A Christmas Wish for Little Dala Horse”
Tyndale: Who is Saint Lucia, and how is her celebration related to Christmas?
Cheryl Grey Bostrom: Q&A with the Author of “What the River Keeps”
Tyndale: What inspired you to write a story set on NW Washington’s Elwha River? Cheryl Grey Bostrom: For five generations, my Port Angeles family lived within a ten-mile radius of the Elwha Valley, and my grandparents roamed its pristine ecosystem … Continue reading
BTSCelebs to Review Joanne Bischof DeWitt’s “The Heart of Bennet Hollow”
On October 7, author Joanna Bischof DeWitt becomes the next award-winning writer to do a retelling of Jane Austen’s beloved classic “Pride And Prejudice.”
Janette Oke’s “The Pharisee’s Wife” Review
Janette Oke delivers an exceptional tale of a young girl entering an arranged marriage during the time of Jesus Christ. In “The Pharisee’s Wife,” Mary is given in marriage to a young and promising Pharisee named Enos and in return … Continue reading
Review: Lynn Austin’s Waiting For Christmas
BTSCelebs to Review Books By “When Calls The Heart” Author Janette Oke and Christy Award-Winning Author Lynn Austin
Early next year, BTSCelebs plans to review Janette Oke’s new novel “The Pharisee’s Wife.” The historical fiction title, which is scheduled to be released on March 11th, 2025, follows the story of a poor woman named Mary. The beautiful young … Continue reading
