Miriam's Song by Jill Eileen Smith

 I was very excited to see this book come up for review through the Revell Reads program and extra excited to be chosen to read and review this book. I have never been disappointed in a book by Ms Smith and this is not an exception.

The Bible doesn't tell us a lot about Miriam but this book gave a new insight into what she may have been like. The characters were very well developed and believable. The story flowed well and kept my interest throughout. 

The editing was also very well done, one minor error that I noticed and nothing to interfere with my enjoyment. Ms Smith has a way of bringing these events to life and has you thinking about the surrounding elements in a new way.

This review is my own opinion and freely given. I would recommend this book and I give it a rare,for me, 5 out of five-star rating.

A Small Voice by Anne Greene

 I am always excited to read a book by Anne Greene. Her books cover a wide range of subjects and the mood of the books covers just as much. This book was a bit more serious than the last one I read but still very enjoyable.

This book deals with the serious subject of abortion.

The characters are very well developed for a novella. The story flows well and it definitely kept my interest.

The Christian aspect was well represented also.

And, I don't enjoy novellas in general but have never been disappointed in Anne Greens's novellas. She is able to convey her thoughts in such a manner as to not need it to be a full novel, though I'm sure the books would be great as novels also.

I would recommend this book to my friends and I recommend it to you.

I was given a copy of this book from the author to read and review. The opinions and review are totally my own and freely given.