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- Seventh Dimension - The City, Book 4, A YA Fantasy
- Seventh Dimension - The Prescience, Book 5, A YA Fantasy
- Seventh Dimension - The Howling, Book 6, A Young Adult Fantasy
- Seventh Dimension Inspirational - Am I Okay, God?
- Children of Dreams, An Adoption Memoir
- Food for Thought: Quick and Easy Recipes for Homeschooling Families
- The Donkey and the King, a Story of Redemption

Thursday, December 26, 2013
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Goodreads Giveaway of Three Copies of "Am I Okay, God? Devotionals from the Seventh Dimensionn"
Goodreads Book Giveaway
Am I Okay, God?
by Lorilyn Roberts
Giveaway ends January 07, 2014.
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Wednesday, December 18, 2013
John 3:16 Marketing Network: The Christian Author and the Art of Writing
John 3:16 Marketing Network: The Christian Author and the Art of Writing: by Lorilyn Roberts When do we realize, if ever, we aren’t as good as we think we are? The best of us need critiquing,...
Monday, December 16, 2013
My Review of Hobbits, You and the Spiritual World by Jill Richardson
Enjoy my review of Jill Richardson's new book
I am a Lord of the Rings and Hobbit fan and loved this book. As a Christian, I really appreciated the author's comparisons to the Bible and her in-depth study gave me insights that had escaped me when I read all the books and watched the movies.
With the second Hobbit movie coming out, I can't wait to see it, now that I have a better understanding of the characters. The more I learn about the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, the more I see Tolkien as being one of the greatest writers of all time. Jill Richardson's commentary and analyses helped me to see the genius in this epic masterpiece, the creativity, and the passion of JRR Tolkien.. Great insights for those who love Tolkien's works.
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Today is the last day to participate in the John 3:16 Marketing Network Rafflecopter and pick up some Kindle books very inexpensively, including this one by Jill Richardson. To learn more and have a chance to win $200, visit Christian Books
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Thursday, December 12, 2013
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
John 3:16 Marketing Network Excerpt Tour of “The Donkey and the King”, Ninth Stop
Excerpt Nine
A donkey longs for an easier life with no heavy burdens
and no one to tell him what to do. He runs away and becomes lost, but “good”
finds him in the most unlikely of places.
Travel to the Bible lands
and meet Baruch, a stubborn donkey, and other lovable animals: Lowly, the pig; Much-Afraid, a small, lame
dog; Worldly Crow, who isn’t as bright as he thinks he is; and a sheep, Little,
sent on a special mission by the King. The ending of the story will
delight young readers as they discover “good” exists in the world if they look
and listen for it.
When I was young, I hated doing chores. I suppose I was
this donkey, rebellious and self-determined, but desperate for a friend—the one
friend who would never leave me (or you).
Here
is a short excerpt from “The Donkey and the King.” This is the ninth (and
final) stop on the tour. If you missed the previous eight stops, here is a
listing of all of them:
I
hope you will visit all the blogs and participate in the John 3:16 Marketing
Network Book Launch and win the grand prize. See details below.
The
donkey and the sheep took off down the road.
“We are
going to a garden,” said the sheep. “It’s a beautiful place full of flowers,
friends, and, most of all, the King, but…”
“But
what?” Baruch asked.
“There is
only one gate, one door, one place to get in.
An angel
guards it with a flaming sword.
You must
hear the King’s voice to enter the garden.”
*~*~*~*~*~*
On
every page is the hidden word “good.” Can you find it in the drawings above? If
not, you can look below and see where the word is hidden.
The
unique quality about Kindle-enhanced books is that the drawings and font size
can be enlarged for young readers. And for parents who can’t find the word, a
QR code (a free AP is available for smart phones) and link is provided to
facilitate the search. Some pages are more challenging than others (for older
readers).
If
you enjoyed looking for the mouse in “Goodnight Moon” when you were young, your
child will delight in looking for “good” in “The Donkey and the King.” The
moral: There is good in the world if you
look and listen for the King’s voice.
Details:
“The Donkey and the King”
(A Story of Redemption)
99
cents December 1 through December 16
24
reviews, 4.8 stars
Ages
2-6
From
December 1 through December 16, the John 3:16 Marketing Network is hosting a
Christmas Book Launch and “The Donkey and the King” is a featured book.
As
part of the event, the Network is offering a $200 Amazon gift e-card to one
lucky winner. For a chance to win, go to http://bit.ly/Christian_Books and enter the Rafflecopter (toward the bottom of the page).
And be sure and pick up your Kindle version of “The Donkey and the King” for 99
cents at http://bit.ly/Donkey_Kindle
Lorilyn
Roberts is an award-winning author who writes family-friendly books for the
young, the young at heart, and all those in between. Visit http://LorilynRoberts.com to learn more.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
"Spiralling out of Control" Excerpt and Review by Lorilyn Roberts
Temptation, depression, seduction, betrayal ...
Not what Stephanie was expecting at fifteen years of age. Uprooted from
her happy, all-girl high school life with a dream filled future and thrown
into an unfriendly co-ed school, Stephanie spirals into depression.
When charismatic high school senior, Jason
notices her, Stephanie jumps in feet first and willingly puts all her faith and
trust in him, a boy she barely knows.
Every choice she makes and turn she takes leads
her towards a dangerous path.
Her best friend is never far away and ready to
catch her … but will she push Tabbie too far away when she needs her
most?
This novel contains adult themes.
Recommended reading audiences 17+
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BOOK REVIEW OF "SPIRALLING OUT OF CONTROL" BY LORILYN ROBERTS
"Spiralling Out of Control" is well written, realistic, and scary. As the mother of a 15-year-old daughter, I would not want my daughter to read this book, however. While rated by the author for 15 and up, I would go with 17 and up. The content is for mature teens only. Sex, booze, drugs, rape, overdose, pimps, and illegal activity are dominant themes, with hints of Christian spirituality. As a Christian, I also struggled with the fact that there wasn't the redemption that I hoped for at the end -- but I suppose, when teens go so far down this path of destruction, they may not be able to be saved, though I know that you are never out of the reach of Jesus Christ.
If I had a teen I felt like I was on the brink of losing, this would be a book I would recommend, Christian or non-Christian. I personally don't like dark books, but if I were to recommend one, this would be it. I hope in the sequel that the author will work in the redemption for which the spiritual part of me longed. I would strongly recommend that a parent read this book first before recommending to his or her son or daughter. I believe the content can serve as a good starting point for a troubled teen that needs counseling and direction spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. This book also reminded me of the need to be involved in my daughters' lives, praying for them and being there for them. "Spiralling Out of Control" may serve as a wake-up call -- our kids need parents who love and care -- all the time, day and night, when it's convenient and when it's not! We need to be available to meet their needs, even when they think they don't need us.
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SHORT EXCERPT FROM "SPIRALLING OUT OF CONTROL"
BY MICHELLE DENNIS EVANS
Excerpt - Chapter 2 part b
“Stephanie,”
April called.
“Go away,” she mumbled from under the pillow.
“Steph!” April flung the bedroom door open.
“Steph, I’m practising a new routine, come watch.”
Stephanie pulled a tissue from the box to wipe
her face. She grabbed a handful more and dragged her feet along the short
hallway and halfway down the stairs. Slumping over her knees, she hugged an arm
through the vertical posts to watch her sister flipping and cartwheeling around
the empty lounge room. Stephanie glanced at her mother standing in the kitchen
doorway and clenched her teeth. April. Always the favourite!
“Gymnastics display finished.” April took a bow.
“Your turn.”
“Where’s Dad?”
“Oh, he just had to pop into the office for a
bit to sort things out there.” Her mother shook her head.
Would they really see more of him now that his
office was so close?
April stood at the base of the stairs. “Come on
Steph. Dance.”
Stephanie refused, denying herself the chance to
dance, and ran back upstairs. She swallowed. Her stomach churned.
“Don’t you want to dance?” her mother called
after her.
Of course I want to dance, but you can’t seem to
find the money.
Stephanie closed her bedroom door and leaned
against it. She cried until she’d saturated all the tissues in her hand.
Flinging her wardrobe open, she dug out any dancing gear she could find and
threw it all into the bin. Done. Over. Gone. Season of life finished.
Her mother’s words still stung. ‘We might have
to check the cost.’ Gah! It seemed the star gymnast’s fees came first.
She needed to hide. From the world. From her
parents. From her sister. Climbing into bed she pulled the covers over her
head. She drifted between awake and asleep until she startled awake. Light
shone through her doorway. Musk, the scent of her mother, tickled her nose. Her
body stiffened as she closed her eyes—the last thing she wanted was a
conversation with her mother.
“Lord, watch over her as she sleeps,” Diane
whispered.
Stephanie held her breath until her mother
padded out of the room and clicked the door closed. She cried until her tears
stopped flowing, then she took a breath and tears rolled again until she slept.
Please pop over to the John 3:16 page and enter the Rafflecopter
for your chance to win a $200 Amazon voucher http://bit.ly/Christian_Books
Michelle Dennis Evans
writes picture books, chapter books, young adult contemporary novels and enjoys
dabbling in free verse poetry. Her debut novel Spiralling Out of Control and
poetry collection Life Inspired both reached #1 in subcategories on Amazon in
their first week of release. Michelle is passionate about seeing people grow
and move forward in their journey. She lives on the Gold Coast with her husband
and four super active, super fun and super time consuming children. Find
Michelle and all of her social media links at MichelleDennisEvans.com
Saturday, December 7, 2013
John 3:16 Marketing Network – Book Excerpt Tour, "Brother Half Angel" by Martin Roth
“Brother Half Angel”
“Brother Half Angel” is the first in a series of international thrillers by Martin Roth. These feature Brother Half Angel, the leader of a secret new church military order dedicated to helping Christians under attack around the world.
In this first book of the series he is dispatched urgently to China, where an underground seminary is under siege from fanatical sword-wielding members of a local cult who still pay homage to the bloodthirsty extremists who tried to expel all foreigners from China in the nineteenth century.
The following is a short excerpt from the book (continued from http://www.barbaraannderksen.com/ and http://www.kimpayne.wordpress.com). Scroll to the end to learn how to read more, and also to learn how you can buy the book for a special price and with the chance to win a $200 Amazon gift voucher.
Chapter 3
Fulang, China
Daniel looked at Ling, clearly in great distress. He had not seen him like this before. Unfortunately, Jenny pressed on.
“What’s going on?” she asked. “What on earth is happening?”
“He’ll tell us,” said Daniel, annoyed at his wife’s apparent insensitivity. “I’m sure he’s going to tell us.”
But now Ling lapsed into silence, rubbing at his head with both hands as if trying to locate a dreadful itch, his eyes darting around the room. Finally he spoke. “I don’t know who did it. Or why.”
“Have you called the police?” asked Jenny. Daniel translated.
“We can’t possibly call the police. You know that.” He was clearly angered by the suggestion.
“But someone’s been murdered.”
“You know that we can’t have the police here, nosing around.”
“But when someone is murdered…”
“He is a martyr. A martyr of the church. If the police come they will close us down.”
“They’ll think it’s an English school.”
“We cannot take that risk.”
Once more he went silent.
Brother Yoon turned to Daniel and Jenny. “It’s a warning,” he said to them in English. Yoon was a stocky, middle-aged man from one of Korea’s gigantic mega-churches. He had lived in China for more than a decade, tirelessly aiding the underground church.
“A warning?”
“It’s those Plum
Flower boxers.”
“Plum Flower
boxers?” asked Jenny.
“I’ll explain
later,” said Daniel. He looked back at Yoon. “At the temple? All those men
practising martial arts?”
“Yes, them. It’s
a Taoist temple. They hate foreigners. And they especially hate foreign
Christians.”
In their two
months in Fulang, Daniel had sometimes taken to riding one of the seminary
bicycles around town to explore. In this hectic and ugly environment the temple
actually stood out as a mini-oasis of beauty and tranquility. Once he had seen
lines of men there training in the martial arts, punching and kicking the air,
and screaming in unison. This, he learned, was a local variant of kung fu known as Plum Flower boxing, even though it did not
really resemble Western-style boxing.
“Why do they hate
foreigners?” asked Jenny. “And foreign Christians?”
Yoon shrugged.
“They just do. It gives them a feeling of superiority. Having someone to look
down on. It’s not just foreign Christians. They hate all Christians. I think
they really despise Chinese Christians. They see them as somehow slaves of the
West - without honor or dignity. Forsaking their own Chinese heritage.”
“But they don’t
come and murder people just because they’re Christians, do they?” asked Daniel.
Again Yoon
shrugged.
“And why Brother
Shuei? He was no different from any of our other students. Passionate for
Jesus, wanting to spread the Word. But so is everyone here.”
*~*~*~*~*~*
“Brother
Half Angel” is on sale at Amazon (goo.gl/icqeOA). From December 1 to December 16 it is part of
a special promotion. Go to bitly.com/Christian_Books to learn how you
can win a $200 Amazon gift coupon.
The Queen of Perseverance: "The Donkey and the King" Excerpt Four: John 3:16 ...
The Queen of Perseverance: "The Donkey and the King" Excerpt Four: John 3:16 ...: Today's post is a part of the John 3:16 Marketing Excerpt Tour for December. It's by Lorilyn Roberts and contains an excerpt and inf...
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Green Leaf, The Potawatomi Boy, by Lisa J. Lickel, Illustrated by Brenda Hendricks
EXCERPT FROM CHAPTER THREE
While the clan ate
around the fire, Mother told the story of Green Leaf speaking the Big Hair
word.
“Ah! You make Big Hair
talk!” Green Leaf’s oldest cousin said.
“Why don’t you go live
with them?” the younger cousin told Green Leaf.
Mother ruffled Green
Leaf’s hair. “You must be careful, son. Do not say a word if you do not know
what it means,” she said. “What you said was their word for hello.”
Green Leaf, The Potawatomi Boy
Lisa J Lickel, illustrated by Brenda Hendricks
Green Leaf’s cousins are all older than he and don’t like to play fair. He longs for a friend his own age he can play with, explore and fish with. When he meets a Luxembourger boy, Henri, Green Leaf is sure they could become friends, but Henri’s words are strange to Green Leaf. How can they play and explore together?
Green Leaf’s mother says, “Friends learn to speak one another’s words.” But will Green Leaf learn to say his friend’s words well enough to save Henri when he falls into danger?
Kindle - on special sale during December 1- 16, $.99
Also available in print from online retailers or from your favorite bookseller. $5.95
Ten years in the making, The First Children of Farmington series of early reader books has finally reached book sellers. I spent two years researching and writing this series. Several years after I worked with other community historians to collect and record our early pioneer history, I realized that we had quite a diverse ethnicity to Farmington, Wisconsin. Although these stories are based on real people and real events, they are representative of issues and struggles and joys families face every day everywhere.
The Potawatomi Boy is a character with a running thread through all the books. When I first started out with the project I was taking classes from the Christian Writers Guild. I set out to put together a series of picture books and connected with a couple of different artists. I wrote the text, but learned over several years that it’s harder to get the attention of a publisher for children’s books than it is for adult books. I’d never considered self-publishing, but through connections with my current illustrator and publishing partner, Brenda Hendricks, and others at the John 316 Marketing Network, learned a lot about not only self-publishing options, but how to publish well. The second book in the series, The German Girl, is now available, as well, about a curious young girl who becomes lost while searching for the family cow, and the third book, The Saxon Boy, about a young boy who must learn to accept a stepfather, may be out by Christmas. I was quite surprised and pleased to have won a prestigious Jade Ring award for the Saxon Boy from the Wisconsin Writers Association. The other three stories, The Yankee Boy, The Irish Girl and The French Girl, are planned for release in 2014.
The books include references, glossaries, and special illustrations and a picture search. They are suitable for early to middle grades, ages 7-9 or so.
Also at Barnes and Noble
Booksamillion
From
December 1 through December 16, the John 3:16 Marketing Network is hosting a
Christmas Book Launch and The Potawatomi
Boy is a featured book. As part of the event, the Network is offering
a $200 Amazon gift certificate to one lucky winner. For a chance to win, go to http://bit.ly/Christian_Books and enter the Rafflecopter toward the
bottom of the page.
About the
Author:Lisa Lickel is a Wisconsin writer who lives with her husband in a hundred and sixty-year-old house built by a Great Lakes ship captain. Surrounded by books and dragons, she writes inspiring fiction. Her published novels include mystery and romance, all with a twist of grace. She has penned dozens of feature newspaper stories, short stories, magazine articles and radio theater. She is the editor in chief of Creative Wisconsin magazine. Lisa also is an avid book reviewer, a freelance editor, a writing mentor, a hostess at Clash of the Titles.com, and enjoys blogging at theBarnDoor.net and AuthorCulture.blogspot.com. She loves to encourage new authors. Find more at LisaLickel.com.
Monday, December 2, 2013
The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman, by Carole Brown, Excerpt from Chapter One
Excerpt from Chapter One
Twenty
years earlier
The shadow creatures on the wall shook their wings and
legs. Heads with horns nodded. Scary, dark faces watched.
The little girl clasped her floppy-eared rabbit against her
chest and stared into the dark.
“Mmm …” Mommy’s murmur reached to her through the walls,
and the giggles from her mother tiptoed in, shooing the fear away.
Whoosh. She blew out a breath and squeezed her rabbit
tighter. “Mommy has a friend with her, Ramsey. She loves me just like I love
you and will give me hugs in the morning after the man leaves.”
Ramsey said nothing. She ran her fingers over his face and
could feel his black button eyes staring at her, trusting her to protect him.
“And she’ll read to us and I’ll sit on her lap and we’ll
snuggle—all of us together.” She nodded and tugged on Ramsey’s left ear then
rolled over.
Real live whispers and laughter floated into the room.
Opening her mouth in a wide yawn, she patted Ramsey’s tummy
and whispered again, “Don’t be afraid. I’m right here.”
“Please. That hurts.”
“Mommy?” The little girl frowned but her eyes wouldn’t
open. Just like they did when she and mommy put cucumbers slices on their
eyes.
“Stop it—”
Rubbing at her eyes the little girl sat up.
Mommy had never sounded like this before, and neither had any of the men—the
men who brought flowers and candy and money.
*~*~*~*
From
December 1 through December 16, the John 3:16 Marketing Network is hosting a
Christmas Book Launch and “The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman” is a featured book.
As part of the event, the Network is offering a $200 Amazon gift e-card to one lucky winner. For a chance to win, go to http://bit.ly/Christian_Books and enter the Rafflecopter (toward the bottom of the page).
As part of the event, the Network is offering a $200 Amazon gift e-card to one lucky winner. For a chance to win, go to http://bit.ly/Christian_Books and enter the Rafflecopter (toward the bottom of the page).
And be sure and pick up your Kindle version of “The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman” for 99 cents.
Link to Book Trailer: http://bit.ly/1c2RqEI
The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman
99 cents
24 reviews, 4.8 stars
Women’s Fiction
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Besides being a member and active participant of many writing groups, Carole Brown enjoys mentoring beginning writers. She loves to weave suspense and tough topics into her books, along with a touch of romance and whimsy, and is always on the lookout for outstanding titles and catchy ideas. She and her husband reside in SE Ohio but have ministered and counseled nationally and internationally. Together, they enjoy their grandsons, traveling, gardening, good food, the simple life, and did she mention their grandsons?
Connect with Carole Brown here:
Personal blog: http://sunnebnkwrtr.blogspot.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/browncarole212
Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/sunnywrtr/boards/
Carole Brown is also part of several other blogs:
Stitches in Time: http://stitchesthrutime.blogspot.com/
Barn Door Book Loft: http://www.barndoorbookloft.net/
Sunday, December 1, 2013
A $200 Rafflecopter Giveway for the December John 3:16 Marketing Network Book Launch - Enter Here
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How far would YOU go to avenge a daughter’s cruel
death?
*~*~*~*
Brother Half Angel is the leader of
a secret new church military order, dedicated to helping Christians under
attack around the world. Relentless
suspense is the hallmark of this gripping thriller. But
it is also a book that raises serious questions – how far can Christians go to
defend themselves? When should they turn the other cheek? What happens when a
Christian kills in self-defense? And should those who live by the sword really
expect to die by the sword?
Seven Books, Seven Authors, share the wealth and enter the $200 Rafflecopter above to win a $200 Amazon gift card. And be sure to check out the books being launched this month by the John 3:16 Marketing Network.
Carole Brown
The
Redemption of Caralynne Hayman
99 cents
24 reviews, 4.8 stars
Women’s Fiction
Cara is considered rebellious and inappropriate to
befriend. Dayne is the apple of Elder Simmons’ eye—until he takes a stand
against their teachings. Can his prayers and love reach Cara and show her the
way to redemption? Will Cara realize God’s love and forgiveness before she goes
too far?
The Redemption of Caralynne Hayman is a novel of
hope shining through the darkness with strong elements of suspense and romance.
This novel was a semifinalist in the Genesis contest and is receiving raving
reviews!
Martin
Roth
Brother
Half-Angel
99 cents
22 reviews, 4.2 stars
Christian Thriller/Suspense
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Lisa
Lickel
The Potawatomi
Boy
99 cents
14 reviews, 5 stars
Ages 7-10
Green Leaf’s cousins
are all older than he and don’t like to play fair. He longs for a friend his
own age he can play with, explore and fish with. When he meets a Luxembourger boy, Henri, Green Leaf is sure they could
become friends, but Henri’s words are strange to Green Leaf. How can they play
and explore together?
Green Leaf’s mother says, “Friends learn to speak one another’s words.” But will Green Leaf learn to say his friend’s words well enough to save Henri when he falls into danger?
Green Leaf’s mother says, “Friends learn to speak one another’s words.” But will Green Leaf learn to say his friend’s words well enough to save Henri when he falls into danger?
*~*~*~*
Michelle
Dennis Evans
Spiralling Out
of Control (The Spiralling Trilogy)
99 cents
12 reviews, 4.6 stars
YA Fiction, Ages 17 and up
Temptation, depression, seduction,
betrayal ... Not what Stephanie was expecting at fifteen years of age.
Uprooted from her happy, all-girl high school life with a dream filled future
and thrown into an unfriendly co-ed school, Stephanie spirals into
depression.
When
charismatic high school senior, Jason notices her, Stephanie jumps in feet
first and willingly puts all her faith and trust in him, a boy she barely
knows.
Every choice she makes and turn she takes leads her towards a dangerous path.
Her best friend is never far away and ready to catch her … but will she push Tabbie too far away when she needs her most?
Set in Australia, this novel contains adult themes.
Recommended reading audiences 17+
Every choice she makes and turn she takes leads her towards a dangerous path.
Her best friend is never far away and ready to catch her … but will she push Tabbie too far away when she needs her most?
Set in Australia, this novel contains adult themes.
Recommended reading audiences 17+
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Jill
Richardson
Hobbits, You,
and the Spiritual World of Middle-Earth
99 cents
Young and Young-at-Heart
No Reviews Yet
Are hobbits, elves, and dragons real? These
creatures are common in fantasy but have you ever met one? Maybe not
literally, but J.R.R. Tolkien's famous characters bring to life real character
qualities we all can learn from, whether good or bad. What can the bravery of a
hobbit, the faith of an elf, or the greed of a dragon teach teens about
themselves? How can their stories lead us to the real Kingdom where God is
working out way more than a fantasy for his people? Dig into these familiar
characters and relevant Bible passages to find out. Understand how to live your
own epic story!
~*~*~*
Lorilyn
Roberts
The Donkey and
the King (A Story of Redemption)
99 cents
24 reviews, 4.8 stars
Ages 2-6
The Donkey and the King is a story of love with Christian symbolism and
allegory. Travel to the Bible lands and meet Baruch, a
stubborn donkey, and other lovable animals: Lowly, the pig; Much-Afraid, a
small, lame dog; Worldly Crow, who isn't as bright as he think he is; and a
sheep, Little, sent on a special mission by the King. The ending of the
story will delight young readers as they discover “good” exists in the world if
they look and listen for it.
*~*~*~*
Katy Lee
Warning
Signs
$4.61
25 reviews, 5 stars
Christian Inspirational/Suspense
GUILTY
UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT: When a
drug-smuggling ring rocks a small coastal town, the DEA sends Agent Owen
Matthews to shut it down. A single father with a deaf son, Owen senses that the
town's number one suspect—the high school's new principal—doesn't fit the
profile. Miriam Hunter hoped to shrug off the stigma of her hearing impairment
when she returned to Stepping Stones, Maine. But her recurring nightmares
dredge up old memories that could prove her innocence—and uncover the truth
behind a decades-old murder. Yet Owen's help may not be enough when someone
decides to keep Miriam silenced—permanently.
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