Monday, June 22, 2026

Book Review - A Free Man is a Healed Man by Caleb Gordon

Greetings, 

I have a surprise review for you all tonight, and I promise that reviews aren't the only thing getting posted on this blog. I really just have too many books on my TBR list to post anything else. A Free Man is a Healed Man is written by a good friend of mine, Pastor Caleb Gordon. This one is a fantastic read, but I will let the review speak to that.

See you in the pages, 

MJE

Saturday, June 13, 2026

Book Review - Jake Rogers' Planet by Philip Wilder

Greetings Everyone, 

It seems like the only thing I post nowadays is these reviews. However, I've read so many more books this year, and I have loved them. Helping other authors, no matter how big or small their audience, has been a privilege.

Today, I'm posting a review for Jake Rogers ' Planet. When Philip reached out to me on this one, I didn't know what to expect, but here we are. I hope you enjoy.

See you in the pages, 

MJE. 

Sunday, May 10, 2026

Book Reviews - Blaze of Honor by D.M. Griffin

Greetings, 

I'm so excited to share this review with you today. I have always enjoyed reading this author's books and can't wait to read the other ones as they come out. D.M. Griffin is a fantastic author, and I encourage you to read any of her stories. You can also follow her on Substack now

But I won't hold you up any longer. Blaze of Honor comes out later this week, May 12th. I'm sure there will be a few more of these reviews over the next few days. 

See you in the pages,

M.J.E.

Friday, April 24, 2026

Book Reviews - Adorning the Dark by Andrew Peterson

Greetings Everyone,

I have a surprise review for you tonight. This was a book I read for myself, not to review, but the book I'm about to review resonated with me so much that I was compelled to write this review.  

I've known about Andrew Peterson for some time now; my The Wingfeather Saga is a staple in our house. However, that is not the series I wrote this review about. I do not review these kinds of "Christian Living" books very often, but I do enjoy reading those types of books. But I'll leave it to the review from here.

See you in the pages, 

M.J.E.

Saturday, April 18, 2026

A Quick Update and A Thank‑You

Greetings,

This blog has taken on a whole new identity in the last few months, hasn't it? Well, I'm kind of excited about it. If you miss the personal touch. Then this post may give you some motivation.

I wanted to share a short update, especially for those of you who are already part of my REAMStories community. Whether you’ve been following my work for a while or you’re brand‑new, I’m grateful you’re here.

Next month, I’m putting focused energy into growing my Biblical Fiction space on REAM. It’s become the home for early drafts, devotionals, behind‑the‑scenes notes, and the creative process that doesn’t always make it into the final books. If you enjoy the stories I write, it’s a great place to walk with me a little more closely.

Monday, April 13, 2026

Book Reviews: Loosed by Anna Moore Bradfield

Greetings, 

It has been a busy month, and tonight, I have my first review following my new review system. If you have ever wanted to know more about what the life and times of King David could have been like, then you are in luck. 

Loosed: Michal's Story by Anna Moore Bradfield captures that in great detail. I was glad to be given the chance to read this one and pray that this review will help anyone who reads it find another book to possibly add to their libraries. Well, I don't want to keep you any longer, so without further ado. 

See you in the pages, 

M.J.E. 

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Book Reviews: Absalom - The Shadow King, by Trevor Kincaid

Greetings, 

It has been a hot minute since I have reviewed one of Trevor Kincaid's books. His upcoming release, Absalom: The Shadow King, is not one you will want to miss. I do not think I have read anything like it before, and I truly appreciate the depths of this novel, but I will leave that for the review you are about to read. 

This one comes out on March 31st, and I sincerely hope that anyone who reads this review will consider investing their time into this tragic, but haunting story. I cannot convey in this post just how much of an impact I believe this one will have on the Biblical Fiction community. 

See you in the pages, 

M.J.E.