Hey all!
Did you know that Nick’s little bro has hit a bookstore near you?
Yep! It’s true. Taming Rafe (Book 2 in the Noble Legacy) released in January! Look at these pictures snapped by some of my readers in last month’s contest.
Oh…and big news!
Playing is easy. Get the list of clues at www.ChristianReviewofBooks.com. Then visit the links below to learn about the authors and their books—you’ll find the answers to the clues in the Q&A posted there! Once you have all 18 answers, send an email to review@ChristianReviewofBooks.com to be entered to win:
Six autographed books!
My…a good book and a night away! What could be better? For the release of DiAnn’s Mill’s latest book, Awaken My Heart, DiAnn has teamed up with her publisher, Avon Inspire for a fabulous Valentine’s Day contest! Details here!
1803, The Colony of Texas
Journey back to the early days of southwest history
Hey…remember me?
Yeah, me neither! *G*
Anywho…while I was away I went on tour with my dear friend Josey!
Here are the highlights…and go here to enter Josey’s contest!
Mary at Home Steeped Hope
Jenn at So Many Books…so little time
Martha at Our Family’s Adventures
Trish at Books for Moms
Yes, I’m still alive…just in case you’re all wondering (you’re so sweet!).
Life has been C-R-A-Z-Y! I’ll get to all that eventually…
But today, I just wanted to take a moment and wish you all a warm and filling Thanksgiving. Also, remember (reminder to self) there is much to be said for patience,
My Life Unscripted: Who’s Writing Your Life?
By Tricia Goyer / Thomas Nelson
Tricia Goyer is an incredible writer, and a great friend, and I thought, hey, I’d love to do a blog for her and her superb new book. However, I also have her TARGET MARKET living with me,
My son plays Half-Back and full-ball for his 6-7, 7-8th grade football team. He lives for football. Simply loves it. His favorite dinner time activity is showing his family all his fresh bruises. (and he does it with a big grin).
I love to watch my thirteen year old play. I’ve gone to every game for the past three years (except when I’m out of town),
Melissa asked: Why does every book have to have a happy ending? Don’t get me wrong, I like the happy ending, but at the same time there are a few books that I have read that totally threw me by not having the expected happy ending, the guy didn’t get the girl, and they didn’t live happily ever after with 2.5 kids and a dog.
As a mom, I just hate it when my kids’ dreams don’t come true. Not, of course, that I want ALL their dreams to come true (ie, I have no desire see my son’s dream of become a NASCAR driver come true. Thanks, but can anyone say FIERY DEATH?) I do, however, buy into the hope that they’ll be happy,
