Hope Ann

@Hope— one of my very favorite words is gloaming too! In fact I can really tend to overuse that one…
Actually I have so many favorites I can never list them all, but I like words like limpid and lucid and citadel (oh yeah citadel is probably a top five on the list) and causeway and bastion and foundation and twisted and winced and mist and…[Read more]

@Hope yes it was very good! My only problem was that they only had one Christian actor play in it. But I love that they had Jamie Grace in it.

HC

@Hope Yay! So glad I could help. 🙂

Yes, I like (‘like’ is relative) all those you mentioned, Daeus, if for no other reason than that they are all so historically rich. Another one I liked, partly because I am a history buff, fascinated with all Old English stuff, and an avid reader of Shakespeare’s historical plays, was Both Sides the Border.

@Hope— hey, I do that mental…[Read more]

Oh Wow! To all of you from like, a month or five ago, I am, exceedingly sorry at not having gotten back to you. I will proceed to try to catch up a bit, and reply. I’m so glad all of you have joined us!
@Sarah Hoven (I’m doing first and last names just in case any names repeat 🙂 )
How did you only read the first book? The cliff-hanger at the end…[Read more]

@Hope. Good thoughts!
@Rosey. I’ll do that. 😀

@kate
Matthew Christian Harding is the author. And tell me when you check them out when your eighty three and we old folks can have book discussions together. 😉

@Hope
EXACTLY. The “coming to grips with it tool is really powerful. It shows it as a part of the character’s journey that way and they’ll be a better person because of it. It’s an…[Read more]