Too Close to Home By Lynette Eason New romantic suspense series: “Women of Justice” FBI agent Samantha Cash sets out to solve a string of murders in a small Southern town. Troubles arise when the case turns personal… Lynette Eason debuts a new romantic suspense series that features strong female characters who will stop at […]
New historical romance set on the Illinois frontier in 1840s: When loss breaks her heart, can she find the courage to go on? The Promise of Morning from Ann Shorey takes readers to Beldon Grove on the Illinois frontier in the 1840s. Life isn’t easy here. For Ellie Craig, the graves […]
A war and an ocean separates them… Will their love for music and each other be enough to reunite them? A Distant Melodyis the debut novel in the new World War II-era series from Sarah Sundin, Wings of Glory. In A Distant Melody, readers meet two young Americans, about to be separated by an […]
Swinging on a Star by Janice Thompson ISBN: 978-0-8007-3343-8 January 2010, $14.99 Bella’s quirky, crazy family life adds humor to this modern love story. A light but satisfying series debut that will appeal to fans of Kristin Billerbeck. — Library Journal Weddings by Bella series with Swinging on a Star. ***Special thanks […]
If it’s not former President Bush’s fault, it’s the fault of global warming. I’m getting very tired of everything wrong being blamed on those two. Eventually, someone else is going to have to accept responsibility for what happens on his watch. And as for the global warming thing. That’s why I’m freezing my tush off […]
She returns to her hometown with a suitcase full of regrets, Songs of Deliverance by Marilynn Griffith ISBN: 978-0-8007-3279-0 $13.99; November 2009 and a heart yearning for so much more… ISLAND BREEZES Ron, Zeely, Grace and Brian. High school friends who went their separate ways and are now back to […]
How do you describe faith? By the end of the ninth week, this study guide will help you see faith as more than a nebulous term. How often do you read the book of James? There’s only five chapters in it, so it’s easy to kind of forget this little book. I’m sure you’ve heard […]
Once in a blue moon. That old saying means something doesn’t happen very often. That’s the way it is with blue moons. A blue moon doesn’t actually look blue. It’s the second full moon in the same month, and we rang in the new year with one. Something even rarer is a double blue moon. The […]
“For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life. Indeed, God did not send the Son into the world to condemn the world, but in order that the world might be saved through him.” John 3:16,17 Have […]
I’m finally bouncing back. I’ve been under the weather, fighting a case of bronchitis. Last night was the first time I left the island since Friday night. My supervisor was bouncing off the walls along with the clients. The other night nurse in my unit quit Saturday morning and she was pulling out […]