Books by Lauraine Snelling
language
English
series
review 1: I liked this one better than the last two books. It had a much better story. The first book was very, very slow, and it took forever to get to the "good" stuff. The second book was the same, but it eventually got to the "good" stuff in the third book. One thing that I love is tha...
language
English
review 1: Sweet collection of stories, reminiscent of the local color movement in American literature. The characters in their frontier settings and the struggles they face keep you reading, but you can be sure that the outcome will be predictable: if you trust in God, you will find the lo...
language
English
review 1: This is both a heartbreaking story and a story of hope. One family faces the toughest loss a parent will ever face when a drunk driver causes a fatal accident that claims the life of their son. One mother is desperately hoping for the heart her daughter needs in order to live. ...
language
English
series
review 1: I am SO sad to be completely finished with this entire series of books chronicling the lives of the Bjorkland family of Blessing, North Dakota. I wish it could just continue to go on and on. I feel like I am going to miss my old friends when I can no longer open a book and catch ...
language
English
review 1: What else is there to do when your only sister calls saying your mother is dying and you discover your high paying, prestigious job in New York City is lost? Just what Gillian does, rethinks her life and heads home, in this case to California to try and pry her once vibrant, heal...
language
English
series
review 1: In this first book of the Wild West Wind trilogy, the author begins to spin her tale of Cassie Lockwood, trick rider and sharp shooter. After her father dies, Cassie continues as the star of the Wild West Show he co-owned. But the new sole owner runs the show into the ground an...
language
English
series
review 1: I haven't read a Lauraine Snelling book in a few years, and after reading this book, I had to ask myself why it had been so long. Although I didn't read the first book in the series, I quickly caught up with Cassie's story.When her father died and his partner in their Wild West S...
language
English
series
review 1: I really enjoyed this series about Blessing but this ended up being my favorite. It was interesting to start to see a softer side of Mrs Valders; hopefully that continues. I also thought it was interesting that there was a lot more about Roald in this book again with Ingeborg t...
language
English
review 1: The premise was so interesting. I was really anticipating great read. When I chose the book, I did not realize it was from a Christian publisher. I am not very religious, and I would normally not have chosen this book had I know that it was a Christian story. Some reviewer have s...
language
English
review 1: I loved the thought of this story: How a girl falls in love, but an accident happens and she loses her love, and then she must make a decision of whether or not to marry another man who she doesn't love. All of that really fascinated me. I really liked how the siblings and friend...
language
English
review 1: An Untamed Heart is a charming visit to an 1870s Norwegian family farm and all that encompasses. In many ways this made me think of this story as a Norwegian Little House on the Prairie book with all of the interesting descriptions of farming life. I love the way that Lauraine S...
language
English
review 1: Every once in awhile, a book cover will catch my attention. For some reason, that is what happened with Lauraine Snelling’s Heaven Sent Rain. The woman wearing the pristinely white jacket with a red jacket had me wondering what her story was. The cover almost makes her seem myste...
language
English
series
review 1: Not only is “To Everything a Season” the first book in Lauraine Snelling’s new Song of Blessing series, it is her latest in the ongoing saga of the Bjorklund family. Set in the town of Blessing, North Dakota, the story is a captivating illustration of life during the early 1900’s...