February, 2009 // Posts published in February, 2009
Books to make Valentine’s Day EXTRA Special
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I Do Again: With their professional success and adorable twin daughters, Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs looked like the perfect couple. But their polished facade concealed a widening chasm between two people unable to connect on an intimate, soul-deep level. After years of frustration, Cheryl’s desire for emotional fulfillment led to an affair and, finally, divorce....
Romancing the Authors Week
This week join author Patty Hickman and bestselling authors each day as they chat about “The Pinnacles and Pitfalls of Being in Love.” Three copies of Patty’s novel Earthly Vows will be given away following a drawing Friday. Your name is entered each day for your blog post on that day. So if you post...
Review: The Death and Life of Gabriel Phillips by Stephen Baldwin
The Death and Life of Gabriel Phillips caused quite a stir when it hit stores a couple of months ago. It’s published by Faithworks, but contains some strong language – something people aren’t used to seeing in Christian novels. The language, however, is fitting for the type of character that Baldwin has created. (Baldwin himself...
Review: Age Before Beauty by Virginia Smith
I thoroughly enjoyed the first book in this series, Stuck in the Middle, and have been patiently (ok, not so patiently) awaiting the release of book two, Age Before Beauty. It was definitely worth the wait. It follows the oldest sister in the Sanderson family, Allie Harrod. She’s desperate to stay home with her new...
Word Gets Around by Lisa Wingate
ABOUT THE BOOK When Romance Is In the Air, Word Gets Around Lauren Eldridge thought she’d wiped the dust of Daily, Texas, off her boots forever. Screenwriter Nate Heath thought he was out of second chances. Life’s never that predictable, though. Cajoled by her father, Lauren is back in town helping train a skittish race...
Review: Stand-in Groom by Kaye Dacus
Stand-in Groom is a sweet, funny story about a wedding planner, Anne Hawthorne, who falls for one of her clients. What she doesn’t know is that her client isn’t actually the groom – it’s his personal assistant. The sparks fly and Anne isn’t sure she can make it through without losing her heart. This is...
Kiss by Ted Dekker and Erin Healy
Renown author Ted Dekker teams up with award-winning editor Erin Healy for this one of a kind thriller. The characters pull you in from the first page and the story keeps you reading (sometimes well into the night). If you’re a Dekker fan you’ll definitely want to check this out. And for those who haven’t...
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