August 27, 2010 – 8:12 am
This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Surrender the Heart Barbour Publishing (August 1, 2010) by M. L. Tyndall REVIEW: Another review by my dear friend, who has read all the M.L. Tyndall books I own. I let her have first crack at this one. What is your destiny? Marianne Denton and Noah [...]
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Also posted in Book Review, CFBA Blog Tour, Historicals, History, Military, Romance
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Tagged American Christian Fiction Writers, Barbour, Christian Fiction Blog Alliance, M.L. Tyndall, Rodeo with a Twist of Suspense, Surrender the Heart, Winter A. Peck
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This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Fatal Loyalty Kregel Publications (April 23, 2010) by Sue Duffy ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Sue Duffy is an award-winning writer whose work has appeared in Moody magazine, The Presbyterian Journal, Sunday Digest, and The Christian Reader. Her first novel Mortal Wounds was published in 2001 and she [...]
August 2, 2010 – 10:39 am
Summer is waning, but there are still more great reads coming out for this month from ACFW Authors. Check these out and pick up some good reading for August! 1. Angel Song by Sheila Walsh and Kathryn Cushman– General Fiction from Thomas Nelson. Angels eagerly watch over Anne Fletcher’s every move. She just doesn’t know [...]
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Also posted in American Christian Fiction Writers, Authors, Books, Contemporary, Historicals, Romance
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Tagged American Christian Fiction Writers, Barbour, Revell, Rodeo with a Twist of Suspense, Thomas Nelson, Winter A. Peck
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This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Nightshade Barbour Books (July 1, 2010) by Ronie Kendig MY REVIEW: As I sit here ready to write this review, in my head swirls a hundred and one thoughts. My husband just announced that he was chosen for a special mission to Afghanistan to do what [...]
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Also posted in Book Review, CFBA Blog Tour, Christianity, Contemporary, Military, Romance
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Tagged Barbour, Christian Fiction Blog Alliance, Nightshade, Rodeo with a Twist of Suspense, Ronie Kendig, Winter A. Peck
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ACFW recently announced that their Book of the Year award would be called the Carol Award. The award is named after Carol Johnson of Bethany House, who took a step of faith years ago and signed an unknown author named Janette Oke to write her prairie romance stories. Over this past weekend the finalists for [...]
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Also posted in American Christian Fiction Writers, Authors, Awards, Conference, Contemporary, Friends, Historicals, Mystery, Romance
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Tagged ACFW conference, American Christian Fiction Writers, Rodeo with a Twist of Suspense, Winter A. Peck
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Check out the exciting new June releases written by ACFW authors. Great summer reading is ahead! 1. A Hopeful Heart by Kim Vogel Sawyer — An Historical from Bethany House. Can she turn her second-best chance into a golden opportunity? 2. A Love of Her Own; Heart of the West series by Maggie Brendan — [...]
This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing A Woman Called SageZondervan (April 1, 2010)by DiAnn Mills My Review will come a bit later. Things at home haven’t given me much time to read, but I’m almost done! ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Award-winning author, DiAnn Mills, launched her career in 1998 with the publication of [...]
A great round-up for this month! A few of these have landed in my hands! 1. A Quiet Place; A Tabor Heights Novel by Michelle Levigne — A Romance from Desert Breeze. Tabor Heights — A friendly little town on Ohio’s North Coast, where the members of one church help each other in their journeys [...]
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Also posted in American Christian Fiction Writers, Authors, Books, Christianity, Cowboys, Funny, Historicals, Publishing, Romance
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Tagged Abingdon, American Christian Fiction Writers, Authors, Barbour, Kregel, Love Inspired, Revell, Rodeo with a Twist of Suspense, Summerside Press, Thomas Nelson, Waterbrook, Winter A. Peck, Zondervan
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April 22, 2010 – 11:43 am
MY REVIEW: I spend a lot of time reading romantic suspense novels because I write in this genre, plus I love it. Rarely do I collect a whole series, that’s how picky of a collector I am. And Irene Hannon’s Heroes of Quantico series has earned the right to remain on my bookshelves. Hannon’s books [...]
MY REVIEW: Admittedly, I normally shy away from suspense novels that put children in harms way. The only exception to this case has been Wanda Dyson’s Abduction and even then her stellar writing kept me going. Call it my “Mom instinct” kicking in. I now have a new exception to that rule in Lynette Eason’s [...]
