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Looking out the Window: Karen Malley Talks about Her New Romance, Recipes and Redemption. Gives Away an e-Book. Offers a Free Prequel

  A Warm Welcome to Karen Malley Karen will give away an eBook of Recipes and Redemption .  To enter to win leave a comment and email address below and join the Rafflecopter Contest. She also offers a free prequel to the Chester County Couples series. If youā€™d like to learn about some of the characters when they were younger, check out Lilacs and Love Letters ! See below for details. Also below - check out her free short story offer. Hi Gail, thanks so much for having me on the blog today. Itā€™s my pleasure.  Iā€™m happy to share with you a Bible verse and a recipe, and tell you about my newest book! A Bible verse which plays prominently in my latest book is 2 Corinthians 5:17.  Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here! I like this verse because it reminds us that no matter what we were or what we did before we met Jesus, we have a fresh start once we turn our lives over to Him. Itā€™s so freeing to be a new creation...

Looking out the Window: Pamela Thibodeaux Talks about Kyleigh's Cowboy, Her New Novel, and Shares a Devotional about Hearing God

  A Warm Welcome to Pamela Thibodeaux Pamela shares a wonderful devotional. Have you ever heard the audible voice of God? I have. I bet you have too, although you may not have recognized it for what it was. I remember a time when I was filled with shame and guilt and doubt because of the kind of life I was living. My husband and I attended a new church, a place weā€™d never set foot in before and there, in the quiet of the service I heard God say, very plainly, ā€œYou are forgiven.ā€ Did that change my life? Not completely but it did set me on the path to change. Isnā€™t that what faith is all aboutā€“changing as we get to know Him and hear His voice in whatever means He uses to speak to us? When I start writing a book, I donā€™t always know the referencing scripture. Most of the time I donā€™t even have a blurb or tagline or anything to develop the story around. Iā€™m 100% panster when it comes to creating, but somewhere along the journey, these things fall into place (especially if Iā€™m listenin...