HeyJaredKristina Hall
Kristina Hall is a sinner saved by grace who seeks to glorify God with her words. She is a homeschool graduate and holds a degree in accounting. When she’s not writing, she enjoys reading, arm wrestling, lifting weights, and playing the violin.
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Book Recommendation: On the Flip Side (opens the original)
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Disclosure: I received this book free from the publisher/author. The opinions I have expressed are my own, and I was not required to write a positive review. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255.Characters: Kennedy and Katie were both well developed, sympathetic characters. I appreciate that Katie wasn't the "perfect" Christian character. The times she reacted poorly/made wrong decisions made her realistic. And poor Kennedy ... I wanted to reach
50 Facts about Me (opens the original)
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I’ve seen a few posts here on Substack where writers post one hundred facts about themselves. I, however, am not creative enough to get to one hundred, so all you get is fifty facts about me :)Most importantly, I’m a sinner saved by grace, aka a Christian.I’m married to an excellent man, and we’re approaching our three-year anniversary.I was homeschooled from kindergarten through twelfth grade. It was great and prepared me well for college and life. I’m thankful to my mom and dad for making that
Book Recommendation: Unknown (opens the original)
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Since I haven’t posted in a bit, I thought it’d be fun to recommend a great Christian romantic suspense book to you all. I know I’m probably biased (my younger sister wrote this novel), but Unknown is epic. Here’s the review I wrote back in 2021.**Characters: I loved Gabe and Sophie! Poor Gabe’s grief over his parents’ deaths was presented so well—he wasn’t one of those annoying characters who loses his whole family and is completely fine the next day. And Sophie (or Sofia) was such a determined
My Weird Sense of Humor: Chapter 2, Scene 3 (opens the original)
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“High fructose corn syrup, cottonseed oil, artificial flavors, and red 40.” Logan stared at me over the box of snack cakes, eyebrows raised and black-framed glasses resting a bit low on his nose.I nestled deeper against the leather couch, feet curled up under me, and took another bite of the delicious dessert he spoke so ill of. “One or two won’t hurt me.”Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<form class="subscri
My Weird Sense of Humor: Chapter 2, Scene 2 (opens the original)
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I’d always thought that if someone doubted the goodness and majesty of God, they should go hiking. The breeze brushed cool against the exercise-induced warmth of my face. Rhododendron, in all their evergreen beauty, stretched along the left side of the trail. On the right, a sandstone cliff loomed above. The ground beneath my boots boasted a firm-but-sandy texture.Out here, the projects I had lined up for the next weeks and months didn’t matter so much. Even deadlines couldn’t break through the
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