Books by Alice J. Wisler
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review 1: I really don't like first person and I really don't like first person present tense. I know there are some who think it more dramatic or real, but it annoys me. I can often look past it, but not here. Part of that, too, was that I just couldn't find a reason to keep reading. ...
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review 1: Gideon Miller doesn't have a lot of answers to life hard questions. But one thing he's absolutely sure about, is that the Amish life is not for him. Fifteen years after leaving home, he works at an auto shop and helps many young people make the transition from being Amish to the ...
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review 1: The main character, Deena, is having a difficult time with scars both physical and emotional from a recent car accident and break-up with her fiance. The cabin in the Smoky Mountains that her grandfather left to her upon his death is exactly what she needs to get away from all t...
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review 1: Ms. Wisler, I am your fan! This is the first book I have read by Alice Wisler, and to say the least, it was a pleasurable experience. In the past, many Christian fictions I have read were poorly written, predictable and surreal. This book was well-written, engaging, and for the...
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review 1: I felt a little unsatisfied at the end of this novel. Without spoiling the novel for those who decide to read it, there are some unresolved issues that really put me off about this book.However, her depiction of North Carolina is so spot on, it literally brings you to the souther...
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review 1: Read How Sweet It Is by Alice J. Wisler. I enjoyed this book about a woman named Deena who move from a big city to the mountains. She is trying to forget the car accident and her X fiance. Well she is left a cabin in the e mountains in a will by a grandfather and with conditions ...
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review 1: I adore starting a book by an author new to me and discovering a story that keeps me thinking about it all through the day, anticipating my next opportunity to lose myself in its fictional world. Funny, I used to live not far from Mount Olive, NC!I have seen several reviews from ...