Books by Diane Moody
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review 1: Good character development. Very well written. No overly embellishments of the scenery and descriptions. I very much liked the story line. Those in ministry can get burned out and don't always make the best solution to express it. I appreciate the author not making it a series m...
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review 1: I didn't realize that this book was a "Christian Fiction" book before I started reading it, but that's okay. I like "Christian Fiction".This book was a short, but great read and although it is set during the Winter months/Christmas season and I'm reading it in May, I still liked...
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review 1: This story is about an author, Lucy, who writes a book, sparked by a tea cup she receives as part of an inheritance from her beloved Aunt Lucille. The main portions of the book is actually a novella Lucy is writing about a woman named Maddie, who is inspired to open a Tea Shop af...
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review 1: Of Windmills and War is a historical fiction novel which starts out prior to WWII and ends with the end of WWII. It gives a different perspective on WWII than I had read before since it portrays what happened in the Netherlands during WWII. The novel begins with a focus on 2 so...
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review 1: Overall, it was an enjoyable, encouraging read. I didn't gain any great, new insights, but I felt a little more "normal." I appreciated her visual of imagining Jesus sitting in a particular chair, in a particular room, with coffee in hand in the morning, waiting for me. That one ...
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review 1: Back-Story: I have previously read the first title in this novella series; however, I have not read the second one as it is still not available on the Nook. I have been periodically checking to see if Moody had released any more of her titles on the Nook and was surprised to see ...
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review 1: I liked this book better than the first Teacup Novella. I would probably give it a 3 1/2. It's about a daughter who has to drop out of college to help her father who is a builder. Then the house he has been counting on to keep him out of bankruptcy burns. They discover the fi...
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review 1: After reading the first book in the series I was excited to continue onto the second book. When I found out that this book had a storyline that included Elvis and that particular time period I wasn't as excited, not having much experience with that era in time. I was most pleasan...
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review 1: This is the fifth in the Teacup Novella Series and it was a real tearjerker. Be ready to break out the Kleenex. Diane has really mastered the art of dialogue in this one. It is a story within a story. The twist is that her usual prologue and epilogue are now the main story and th...