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Looking Out the Window: Bonnie Engstrom Talks about When Hearts Entwine. Gives Away a Print Copy and an E-Book

Bonnie and Taylor Mary Morgan A Warm Welcome to Bonnie Engstrom  Bonnie will gift an author-signed copy of When Hearts Entwine via USPS (right to your mailbox. U.S. residents only) and an eBook (right to your Kindle) ~ two winners! She asks, please, that the recipients post an honest review on Amazon. Goodreads would be awesome, too. She would love to know your thoughts. Really! To enter to win leave a comment and an email address below. Hi Bonnie, tell us a little about yourself. I wear two domestic hats, both super important to me. I am a wife to my psychologist husband, Dave ~ have been for almost 55 years ~ a real milestone for a shrink! Maybe we’ve hit the milestone because we are both only children, so fewer family dynamics than some of our shrink friends. Shrinky Dave and I have three children and six grandchildren, which brings me to my other domestic chapeau. I am a grandma! Actually, Grammy is my name. Fifteen years ago my friend Judy said, “Chose your na

American Christian Fiction Writers New May Releases

More in-depth descriptions of these books can be found on the ACFW Fiction Finder website . Children’s: The Edge of Everywhen by A.S. Mackey -- Begin with an ancient, mysterious, self-aware book. Add two heartbroken children, reeling from the loss of their mother. Mix in a cantankerous aunt, dreams that see the future, and a father trying to make his way home and you get "The Edge of Everywhen," a captivating tale of loss, hope, revelation, and unexplained mystery. "The Edge of Everywhen" is a book-lover’s book, a story of intrigue in which two children embark upon a life-changing journey of faith. (Middle Grade from B and H Publishing) Contemporary Romance: A Mother's Homecoming by Lisa Carter -- Charmed by the two-year-old twins in her toddler tumbling class, Maggie Arledge is shocked to learn they’re the children she gave up for adoption. And when Bridger Hollingsworth—the uncle caring for the boys—needs an emergency nanny, she fits th

Looking out the Window: Regina Andrews Talks about Destiny's Designs, her Latest Book, Shares a Heroine Interview and Gives Away E-Books

A Warm Welcome to Regina Andrews Regina shares an interview with Destiny's Designs heroine Lisa. She will give away an E-book of Destiny's Designs to everyone who leaves a comment and email address below. Hi Regina, That's so generous. Would you like people to review it? Of course, I would appreciate that, but there are no strings attached. I see. Tell us a little about Destiny's Designs . First of all, thank you so much for hosting me on your lovely blog. I am delighted to be here! It's my pleasure. It is so exciting to share Destiny's Designs with you and your readers. This book actually won the first prize award of ebook of the year in a national contest a few years back. Now I have updated it a bit, and I am so happy that it is also now available in paperback. More good news! Destiny's Designs is the first volume in a brand new series that I am writing called the "Designs of Life" series. I am working on volume

Looking out the Window: Lisa Lickel Shares A Devotional And Talks About Her New Release, Everything About Us, Book Eight in the Ponder This Series. Gives Away an E-book of Everything About You

A Warm Welcome To Lisa Lickel To win an e-Book of Everything About You, the prequel to Everything About Us leave a comment and an email address below. Lisa's Devotional Truth Philippians 4:8 (NIV) Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. For the past few years I’ve thought about truth a lot. Our contemporary first-world culture is inundated with information. In societies that treasure personal rights, we extend that right to express ourselves, often in words that irritate and vehemently disagree with the expressions of others. Some of these disagreements we orchestrate for the purpose of distilling acceptable behavior—the “what if the shoe was on the other foot” debate. Other disagreements, the ones that wear blinders while looking down from podiums, expose our souls much like the restless e