The Sweetest Thing by Elizabeth Musser

I got a book for free from the Bethany House reviewers company, but I’ve been gone, so I’m only getting around to writing the review until now. So, anyway, “The Sweetest Thing” by Elizabeth Musser was a really good book. I love historical fiction- I love history in general J This book takes place in the 1930’s. Anne Perri Singleton is a socialite (or at least it seemed it to meJ) But as the Great Depression comes and her life crashes as hard as the stock market, Perri makes a new friend. Will their new relationship stand the test of jealousy, betrayal, and family secrets? I won’t say, but I will say that this book is definitely an enjoyable read. I give it a solid four out of five starsJ

Life Everlasting by Robert Whitlow

Hi guys! I just got a new book from booksneeze- “Life Everlasting” by Robert Whitlow. But before I get started, I have to tell you all that I received this book for free from Thomas Nelson through the booksneeze program, and I am under no legal obligation to give this book a positive review. So whatever I say is how I legitimately feel about the book J Now, anyway, the book I was talking about. “Life Everlasting” by Robert Whitlow was a good read. I enjoyed it. One man sleeps in between life and death- suspended in a coma. His wife and brother want him dead. The rest of his family wants him alive, as well as a man named Ted Morgan, who happens to be a pianist. (I am too, so I loved that! J) But as the man’s wife’s attorney begins making their case, she has no idea that she is playing in a game that is far more serious than a trivial legal case. As the man begins gaining strength, his life is even more jeopardized. What will happen? You need to read the book to find out J I really liked this book. I give it four out of five stars J