Sweat Mark Gilleo The Story Plant August 28,2012 364 pages Amazon B&N provided by publisher RBM’s Disclaimer 5/5 Books When Jake Patrick took a summer internship at his estranged father’s corporation, he anticipated some much-needed extra cash and a couple of free meals from his guilty dad. He would never have guessed that he’d find […]
This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Beyond the Storm Abingdon Press (October 2012) by Carolyn Zane ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Author of 35 books, wife, mother and yes…hot (flasher) lives with her fabulous husband, Matt and their 5 children and 3 dogs in the scenic Willamette Valley in Oregon. When asked to describe […]
Twice Promised Maggie Brendan Revell Books October 1,2012 332 pages Amazon|B&N|Deepershopping provided by publisher RBM’s Disclaimer 5/5 Books Two beautiful brides. One unsuspecting groom. Three weeks to figure it all out. Greta Olsen arrives in Central City, Colorado, as a mail-order bride, expecting to marry Jess Gifford, the man she’s come to know through his […]
A Farmer’s Daughter:Recipes From A Mennonite Kitchen Dawn Stoltzfus Revell Books October 1,2012 224 pages Amazon|B&N|Deepershopping provided by publisher RBM’s Disclaimer 5/5 Books Over 200 mouthwatering recipes–fresh from the farm I’m Dawn Stoltzfus. Welcome to my kitchen! I was raised on a Mennonite farm where simple, wholesome food was a key ingredient of the good […]
Tabou Suzanne Stroh Patience, Book 1 Publish Green October 11,2011 463 pages Amazon | BN RBM’s Disclaimer Jocelyn Russet and Patience Herrick. Two powerful, British-born American lesbians, fiery heiresses of different generations. Both coming of age at the same time. Are they destined for one another—or starcrossed? Follow their ten-year Odyssey in a sexy romp […]
This week, the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance is introducing Accidentally Amish Barbour Books (October 1, 2012) by Olivia Newport ABOUT THE AUTHOR: A Word From The Author: I’m imagining you. You walk past as I water my front flowerbeds and we wave. You check the time as we both stand in a long line at […]