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February, 2008  // Posts published in February, 2008

26 Feb Posted by in Reviews | Comments

Review: ADAM by Ted Dekker

Review: ADAM by Ted Dekker

Non-Believers Beware. ADAM may cause your spirit to embrace what your own reasoning rejects. Ted Dekker has a way of enlarging the traditional scope of the common believer. He takes unpopular subjects like demon possession and illustrates each scene with a detailed precision that engages the readers’ senses causing a bone-chilling encounter. One of the...

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21 Feb Posted by in Uncategorized | Comments

Review: Stuck in the Middle by Virginia Smith

Review: Stuck in the Middle by Virginia Smith

Meet Joan. The young manger of a furniture rental store in a small town, she stayed at home to help take care of her aging grandmother while her sisters were busy getting on with their lives. She’s dependable to a fault and has no idea how to restart her life when she discovers that she...

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20 Feb Posted by in Uncategorized | Comments

Review: Death of a Six-Foot Teddy Bear by Sharon Dunn

Review: Death of a Six-Foot Teddy Bear by Sharon Dunn

Quirky and hilarious – those are the words I’d use to describe Sharon Dunn’s newest release, Death of a Six-Foot Teddy Bear. The title alone made me chuckle and the book doesn’t disappoint. The Bargain Hunter’s Network (BHN) is a group of women that shop together and, naturally, seek out sales and bargain prices. BHN...

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19 Feb Posted by in Uncategorized | Comments

Review: A Matter of Wife and Death, by Ginger Kolbaba and Christy Scannell

Review: A Matter of Wife and Death, by Ginger Kolbaba and Christy Scannell

A Matter of Wife and Death, the sequel to Desperate Pastors’ Wives, intertwines the lives of four PWs, each with her own chaos to share: Mimi struggles with a month-old baby who refuses to sleep more than a few hours at a time, a police officer who has the nerve to give her a ticket,...

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18 Feb Posted by in Articles | Comments

FEATURED AUTHOR: Shelley Bates

FEATURED AUTHOR: Shelley Bates

Shelley has a B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of California at Santa Cruz and an M.A. in Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania. She sold her master’s thesis to a major commercial publisher after she graduated in 2002, and it subsequently became a double finalist in the 2004 National Readers...

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14 Feb Posted by in News | Comments

How to Protect Hardcover Book Corners

How to Protect Hardcover Book Corners

From Wikihow.com: Do you have an old tattered book that you just hate the thought of having to throw out because you love the story? Perhaps you have an old college textbook that you still use as reference, that needs some TLC to keep from falling apart? Mending your books yourself can potentially save you...

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11 Feb Posted by in Articles | Comments

FEATURED AUTHOR: Jane Kirkpatrick

FEATURED AUTHOR: Jane Kirkpatrick

Author Jane Kirkpatrick is a clinical social worker who spent years directing a mental health clinic, then more years working on an Indian reservation with families of children with special needs. She says, “When I was old enough to know better, my husband and I moved to 160 acres of rattlesnake and rock in eastern...

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07 Feb Posted by in Uncategorized | 1 comment

Review: A Garden to Keep by Jamie Langston Turner

Review: A Garden to Keep by Jamie Langston Turner

Elizabeth Landis is Aware. Well, that is what she will tell you. She has people figured out. Either a person is Aware or they are Unaware. This is what she has firmly believed her whole life…until one day when God intervenes. In a single moment Elizabeth’s life is shaken to the core, changed forever. Clinging...

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06 Feb Posted by in Uncategorized | Comments

Sisters, Ink by Rebeca Seitz

Sisters, Ink by Rebeca Seitz

This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Sister’s Ink Broadman & Holman Books (February 1, 2008) by Rebeca Seitz

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06 Feb Posted by in News | Comments

What could be better – 60% off!

What could be better – 60% off!

For the entire month of February TedDekker.com will be offering select items 60% off. I’ve read most of Dekker’s books. I especially love the Black, Red and White triology. I’d love to hear your thoughts on his writing! Post a comment below and let us know your thoughts.

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