Reviewed by Joanna Cummings

'House Of Love' opens with our personal favourite, "Lucky One", also the songs "Say You'll Be Mine" and "Politics Of Kissing" sound great to us. The majority of Amy's songs are now found in the secular side of music rather than Christian. 'House Of Love' brings a selection of restful but alive and up-to-date songs into the music world. Amy's sensitive voice is still as great as ever while the overall sound of this album is nearer to 'Lead Me On' than 'Heart In Motion'. If you're enjoying "Lucky One" on the radio, investigate 'House Of Love'. Amy, you may have gotten older but this album is definitely the best so far in your singing career - and my friend Stephanie and I both like it heaps.

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