Looking Out The Window: June Foster Talks About The Long Way Home, Her New Book About Walking By Faith. Gives Away An E-book.

A Warm Welcome to June Foster

June will give away an eBook of The Long Way Home. To enter to win leave a comment and an email address below.

June shares a devotional about faith that David Maguire, the hero in The Long Way Home, can relate to. He learns what real faith is. He has no other choice when kidnappers leave him and the heroine for dead in a Pennsylvania forest.

Walking by Faith

In II Corinthians 5:7, the Bible says, "For we walk by faith, not by sight."

In my case, the Lord usually says no or wait. That's been the norm most of my Christian life. And that's okay. He's the sovereign, all knowing God.

Lately I've lifted a lot of prayers up to the Lord and in many cases, I've received a glorious yes. Which of course delights me, but it's also got me to thinking. Thinking about not just the answered prayer, but my feelings and my faith before the prayer was answered.

The period of time before we get an answer, be it yes, no, or wait, is precious, special but hard to describe. It's a place of intimacy, trust, and unexpected peace. Peace that only God can provide. It's a magnificent position in which to stand. A unique relationship with the Creator. We don't possess the object of our request yet, and furthermore we don't know if it will ever come, but still we walk in hope, spurred on by our faith. Hope that we'll attain the desire of our heart, though God may change what that is.

I am content in knowing that whatever God says, whatever I have or don't have, the God of the universe is in control and knows my needs. He hears and answers according to my best interest because I'm His child He dearly loves. Whatever answer I receive is enough. I can walk in peace and joy. That's walking by faith.

About The Long Way Home

David Maguire's tour of duty in Germany is over, and he's returning home to Oak Mountain, Alabama in search of a job. After a long flight from Frankfort, he shares an Uber with Dallas resident Jada Atwood.

Jada Atwood, a registered nurse midwife, is on her way to a medical conference in Queens. If only she could live up to her father's legacy at the hospital where she works, she could prove worthy of his reputation. Marriage awaits yet her fiancé has yet to offer a ring.

When the Uber driver must make a stop to pick up a passenger at a Queens shopping center, two men who robbed a nearby bank commandeer the Ford as a getaway car. But when they discover two passengers, they have to get rid of the extra baggage.

After the kidnappers murder the Uber driver, David and Jada fear for their lives. Will they find their way home or die in a Pennsylvania forest?

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Bio: June Foster is an award-winning author who began her writing career in an RV roaming around the USA with her husband, Joe. She brags about visiting a location before it becomes the setting in her next contemporary romance or romantic suspense. June's characters find themselves in precarious circumstances where only God can offer redemption and ultimately freedom.

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