Series: Seasons
by Author Terri Blackstock
Season of Blessing (2003)
This is the last book in the series of 4. This one will make you laugh and cry!From back cover:"Cancer is a short word for something that has such a devastating impact. Why would God allow it to strike Sylvia Bryan-and why now, of all times, when her mission work back in Nicaragua is bearing such...
Showers in Season (2001)
I loved both of these novels "Showers in Season" and "Seasons Under Heaven" so much. From dust jacket:"A hurricane is roaring through Leon, Nicaragua, bringing devastation and death to the town where Sylvia Bryan and her husband serve as missionaries.A different kind of whirlwind rages in the hom...
Seasons Under Heaven (2001)
Een mooi geschreven christelijke roman wat erg makkelijk en vlot wegleest. In het begin had ik wel even moeite met alle personages die op me afkwamen. Buiten de 4 buurvrouwen en hun mannen heb je namelijk ook alle kinderen van hen die je leert kennen.In dit boek gaat het over het zoontje van Bren...
Something Like Autumn (2013)
This is definitely my favorite book in this series so far, and also one of my favorite novels ever. The story of Jace is extremely dynamic, though-provoking, romantic, and sad. It's complex, and yet so simple because we already know what we are headed for after reading the first two novels.Except...
Something Like Winter (2012)
Once again, I'm at a lost of words and experiencing various emotions at the words of Jay Bellmore to this review will be added later as i AM travelingAfter finishing Something Like Summer, I had, not only tears in my eyes, but high expectations of Something Like Winter I was afraid wouldn't be me...
Come se fosse estate (2014)
Oh my goodness, this was a moving and emoptioonally draining read of love betrayal redemption and so much agnst. It is a story told from Ben's POV. Ben meets and falls in love with Tim in high school. Tim is rich, good looking, and a jock so popular while Ben is a singer and average. making out i...
Something Like Summer (2011)
Let it be said that I am writing this review with shaking hands, staring at my computer screen through tear-blurred eyes. This book is an emotional roller coaster that I would recommend to absolutely anybody. As a disclaimer, this review will contain both minor and major spoilers.Before I go off ...