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2018 reading list




All of the books I read in 2018
Favorites are in bold
January

1. Oath of Honor by Lynette Eason 
2. The Man He Never Was by James Rubart
3. The View from Rainshadow Bay by Colleen Coble
4. The Air I Breathe by Louie Giglio
5. All Things Bright and Strange by James Markert
6. The Wrecking by Christy Barritt (Kindle)
7. Hidden Currents by Christy Barritt (Kindle)

February

8. Why I Hate Green Beans by Lincee Ray
9. The Masterpiece by Francine Rivers
10. Flood Watch by Christy Barritt (Kindle)
11. Shadows of Hope by Georgiana Daniels 
12. Fatherless by Dr James Dobson & Kurt Bruner

March

13. Beneath the Surface by Lynn H. Blackburn 
14. Where the Fire Falls by Karen Barnett
15. If I Live by Terri Blackstock (Kindle)
16. Plain Threats by Alison Stone 
17. Murder in the Locked Library by Ellery Adams
18. Desperate Escape by Lisa Harris

April

19. Pelican Point by Irene Hannon
20. No Less Days by Amanda G. Stevens
21. Dangerous Waters by Christy Barrett (Kindle)
22. Royals by Rachel Hawkins 
23. Begin Again by Leeana Tankersley
24. A Dark History: Hollywood by Kieron Connolly
25. Things I Never Told You by Beth K. Vogt


May

26. the theory of happily ever after by Kristin Billerbeck
27. Adamant by Lisa Bevere
28. The Collected Poems of Emily Dickinson
29. The Solace of Water by Elizabeth Byler Younts 
30. Just Let Go by Courtney Walsh

June

31. The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck
32. Introvert Doodles by Maureen “Marzi” Wilson
33. Justice Betrayed by Patricia Bradley 
34. Send Down the Rain by Charles Martin
35. Becoming the Talbot Sisters by Rachel Linden
36. Where Hope Begins by Catherine West
37. Good Night, I Love You by Jene Ray Barranco

July

38. The Fashion Designer by Nancy Moser
39. Cottage by the Sea by Debbie Macomber
40. More than Meets the Eye by Karen Whitemeyer 
41. The Hope Jar by Wanda E. Brunstetter
42. Okayest Mom by Natalie Gwyn

August

43. Clean Sweep by Christy Barritt (Kindle)
44. Called to Protect by Lynette Eason
45. A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano
46. Freedom's Light by Colleen Coble
47. Fugitive at Large by Sandra Robbins
48. Indivisible by Travis Thrasher

September

49. Tell Her No Lies by Kelly Irvin
50. Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer (reread)
51. Defiant Joy by Stasi Eldredge 
52. Storm Surge by Christy Barritt (Kindle)
53. Perilous Riptide by Christy Bartitt (Kindle)
54. Deadly Undertow by Christy Barritt (Kindle)
55. When I Spoke in Tongues by Jessica Wilbanks (do not recommend)

October

56. Stratagem by Robin Caroll
57. Lethal Target by Janice Cantore
58. Lady of a Thousand Treasures by Sandra Byrd
59. Shadow of Suspicion by Christy Barritt 
60. Simple Joys by Candace Payne
61. Childless by Dr James Dobson & Kurt Bruner

November

62. Godless by Dr James Dobson & Kurt Bruner
63. Legacy of Mercy by Lynn Austin 
64. Who I Am With You by Robin Lee Hatcher
65. Royally in Trouble by Jenny B Jones (Kindle)
66. With This Pledge by Tamera Alexander


December 

67. The Whispered Word by Ellery Adams
68. Dead Sea Rising by Jerry B Jenkins
69. Finding Dorothy by Elizabeth Letts
70. The Princess Bride by William Goldman
71. Code of Valor by Lynette Eason
72. Can't Make This Stuff Up by Susanna B. Lewis 

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