Letters from a Scatter-Brained Sister by Amanda Tero

You may count any books you read for this challenge for other challenges if you wish.

You do NOT have to start at the top and read down. You don’t have to read them one a month.)īut before I give you the list, here are the rules. (The asterisks tell you how many points you get for reading them. However, there are 6 books marked with ** or *** (one for each month if you take the full 6 months to complete the challenge) that will earn you extra points if you read them. You get one point for every book read, and one point for every book reviewed. I mean, let’s face it, it’s really not much of a challenge if you never read something you wouldn’t usually read, is it?įor this year’s challenge I have a list of book genres and such for you to read. I decided that I wanted to actually challenge you as readers to step outside your normal genres and expand your literary horizons. Are you ready to join? I’m going things a little differently this year.

So let’s challenge ourselves with some reading this year! This will be the 6th year I’ve hosted a reading challenge on my blog. And some are even ones I wouldn’t have picked up otherwise. I don’t know about you, but reading challenges have made me read many more books than I usually do. There was next to no violence.What would a blog with a title like Read Another Page be without reading challenges? ~Highly recommend this to readers of Christian fiction, cozy mysteries, and suspense. ~4.5 stars!! I really really enjoyed this and, as I said, I need more! Making guesses is fun, but I really wanted answers. ~As much I enjoyed the head-scratching solution I was disappointed with the open ending. ~The unexpected relationship issue was refreshing. ~Pizza crust with honey? I’m most intrigued. ~A+ Christian content! Scripture, moments of prayer, and relying on God. ~Chelsea and Michelle were such fun and believable characters. Heath ( The Accident) and Amanda Tero ( Letters from a Scatter-Brained Sister) have teamed up together to create a Christian cozy mystery that is unputdownable. Time is running out and the last thing Chelsea wants to do is file a missing person’s report for her twin. With friends and family, Chelsea sets out to find her sister, all while questioning if her faith is strong enough to weather the trial. When Michelle stops answering her phone, Chelsea can’t ignore the feeling that something is wrong. Determined to live her life to the fullest, she makes an innocent choice that takes a life-threatening turn.

Reading the victims’ stories makes Michelle face the decisions she’s been trying to ignore. While Michelle Watson is obsessed with finding the killer’s pattern, her twin Chelsea disagrees with her involvement. And a cell phone going straight to voicemail…Ī string of murders happening just across the state line makes residents of idyllic Maple Springs nervous. A head-scratching, and faith-filled cozy mystery that will leave you turning the pages all night.Ī serial killer.

Letters from a Scatter-Brained Sister by Amanda Tero