What I'm reading this third week of October 2006...

I'm reading the non-fiction title Embrace Grace by Liz Curtis Higgs...unbelievably insightful book. Very encouraging and just what I need to hear right now. I'm still reading Trial by Ordeal by Craig Parshall but haven't gotten much further. I'm reading Violette Between by Alison Strobel and over halfway done with the story. It's very different. Stay tuned. I'm still reading Like Sheep Gone Astray by Leslie Sherrod. Great story, but I had to set it aside as well as the other books I'm reading to squeeze in The Fall of the Nephilim by Douglas Hirt, which was due to Christian Book Preview last month. I completely lost it in my huge pile so I've got a rush on it. It's very thick, but not boring (thank you, Lord) and I hope to finish it within the next few days. It's a sci fi story about Noah's Ark. Very, very different. I'm still reading The Novelist by Angela Hunt. Wonderful story, but I had to halt reading that one, too, to make my other review. I hope to read Anna's Journey by Nancy Toback when I finish up a few of these books, and then A Vow to Cherish by Deb Raney. I've been wanting to read that for well over a month but it kept getting bumped. Oh, and Generation NeXt Parenting (non-fiction by Tricia Goyer) is now out and I'm going to read that one because I'm in it. Yep, you heard right. I'm in it quite a few times, quoted because I am a gen X parent and one of Tricia's guinea pigs (just kidding.) It was fun helping Tricia with that book. And last but not least I'm reviewing How to Study the Bible for Yourself (youth edition) by Tim LaHaye. I know, it's weird that I'm reading so much non-fiction. I'm a sucker for a good book and have decided to branch out a hair. :)