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New Books
Grave Danger (Love Inspired Suspense)BONES OF CONTENTION When skeletal remains are found on a small Maine island, forensic anthropologist Lydia Muir is sent to investigate. It's Lydia's job to determine whether the homicide happened long ago—or more recently. Island sheriff Wesley Grant seems… |
Unexpected WeddingRocky Lionakis has been a wheelchair user since a fall in college. He plays bass guitar in Cornerstone Fellowship’s worship band and shares his testimony every week with the campers at Towering Pines summer church camp. At peace with his chair, he has settled… |
New Authors
Sarah Loudin ThomasSarah Loudin Thomas grew up on a 100-acre farm in French Creek, WV, the seventh generation to live there. Her Christian fiction is set in West Virginia and celebrates the people, the land, and the heritage of Appalachia. Her first novel, Miracle in a Dry… |
This week's interview
Rebecca Waters
Rebecca Waters draws on her role as a wife, mother, and grandmother as well as her vast experience as an educator and researcher for her writing. Rebecca sees writing as both a gift and a ministry. Although she has published in professional journals in the field of education, Rebecca now turns her pen to the world of fiction. She has published in Chicken Soup for the Soul, The Lookout Magazine, and Home Health Aide Digest. Breathing On Her Own is her debut novel."It is an emotionally charged novel. There were times when I found myself crying or laughing with my characters. There were times when I wanted to shake Molly for acting the way she did. I think the emotional energy appeared like an ocean wave. I went with the movement of the story. I knew my characters were going to go through trying times but I trusted they would be stronger and better for it. My real goal here is for readers to examine their own faith walk as they meet Molly, Travis, Laney, and Rob."
This month's book club
Redneck Debutante
Nothing could have prepared her for the sight of the rugged cowboy.Green eyes, dark-brown hair, tall, tanned, nicely muscled.And there she was, standing in the creek in only her underwear.