Robin Jones Gunn, author of the popular Christy Miller series that started 25 years ago, announced in her featured article in More To Life Magazine that she will be continuing the popular saga of Christy and Todd into their married life. Gunn writes, “Im over-the-moon happy to say that Ive started writing a new tale about Christy and Todd in their married years.”
To read the entire article, go to mltmagazine.com.
The Christian Post named Unstoppable by Nick Vujicic one of “5 Christian Books Released in 2013 That You MUST Read!” Go here to view the full list.
My Hope Is Found, the final novel in the Cadence of Grace trilogy by Joanne Bischof, was reviewed on USA Today‘s “Happily Ever After” blog. Writes reviewer Serena Chase, “Just as in the previous books in the Cadence of Grace series, readers will be transported back in time to turn of the century Appalachia to experience a unique spin on love, marriage, and God’s redemptive plan.
To read the entire review, visit usatoday.com.
Trevin Wax’s Clear Winter Nights was featured on Beliefnet.com. Go here to read “7 Words of Wisdom When You’re Questioning Your Faith.” Clear Winter Nights uses theology in story to explore faith, doubt, and the relevance of unchanging truth.
Raising Boys by Design: What the Bible and Brain Science Reveal About What Your Son Needs to Thrive, by Dr. Gregory Jantz and Michael Gurian, was reviewed on womensbiblecafe.com. “Combining Biblical instruction wtih scientific studies,” writes reviewer Heather King, “Jantz and Gurian argue that boys are in jeopardy in our schools and society.”
To read the entire review, go to womensbiblecafe.com.
Popular blogger and author Tim Challlies reviewed Clear Winter Nights by Trevin Wax, calling it “a book, a story, that will encourage the Christian and provide answers to the skeptic. I highly recommend it.” Go here to read the full review.
WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group and Westar Media Group are producing and distributing a 30-minute radio special featuring New York Times bestselling author and popular speaker Liz Curtis Higgs and her latest book The Women of Christmas: Experience the Season Afresh with Elizabeth, Mary and Anna .
Hundreds of Christian radio stations around the country have signed up to air the 30-minute special or a series of 60-second vignettes, which offer a closer look at the three vital women in the story of the Christ childs birth. Higgs, who is best known for her million-selling Bad Girls of the Bible, along with radio host Chris Fabry discuss a trio of the Bibles good girls, Elizabeth, Mary and Anna, and why God chose them to fulfill his promise of a Messiah.
Christmas is so much more than a holiday, says Higgs. [ … ]
The Christian Manifesto states about award-winning author Kim Vogel Sawyer’s new novel, What Once Was Lost:
“This story was by far my favorite by this author. I got dragged in so completely that I devoured this book and was sad to put it down. The thing I loved most about the story was the gritty and realistic feeling throughout it. I never once felt that something was unrealistic or implausible. The authors descriptions and amazing character development kept this story at a good pace and made my minds eye go crazy with color and feelings. I loved this storyline so much!”
To read more of the review, please click here.
Clear Winter Nights by Trevin Wax, a powerful narrative that shows the relevance of truth in an ever-changing world, was reviewed on ChristianityToday.com. Go here to read the review.
Award-winning uthor Kim Vogel Sawyer’s new novel, What Once Was Lost, is highlighted in USATODAY.com’s Inspiration for the day: New romance releases article.
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