For a chance to win great books by my personal favorite author, Francine Rivers, visit Tyndale's website.
Everyone can receive a free e-copy of Leota's Garden and enter to win more great prizes.
Grand Prize is her complete collection...WOW!!
There are also 4 runner up prizes. You could win a copy of each Her Mother's Hope and Her Daughter's Dream; a Mark of the Lion box set; a copy of Lineage of Grace; or a copy of Sons of Encouragement!
Contest is open until Monday, April 4.
3/29/11
3/23/11
Waiting on Wednesday: March 23
Here is the description found on Christianbook.com
Jamil renounced a life of jihad when he encountered the life-changing message of Jesus Christ, but villagers and authorities in the hills of Afghanistan respond with skepticism . . . and even violence.
Relief worker Amy Mallory is shocked by the changes in her organization-changes with dire implications for the women and children under her care. And concern for her former assistant, Jamil, weighs heavily on her heart.
Former Special Forces veteran Steve Wilson faces off against the riots and corruption of Kabul's upcoming election. He's looking for something that will give his life purpose but is confident that he won't find it in Afghanistan.All three are searching for love and freedom in a country where political and religious injustice runs rampant. But when religious freedom becomes a matter of life and death, they discover that the cost of following Jesus may require the ultimate sacrifice.
3/16/11
The Pirate Queen
3/8/11
Plain Jayne
Hillary Manton Lodge is a new a relative newcomer in the ever-growing genre of Amish fiction. Plain Jayne is her debut novel, and it was an enjoyable read. The story centers around journalist Jayne Tate. After Jayne's father dies, her boss sends her on a mandatory vacation in which she pursues an idea for a story about the Amish community. Finding a Amish carpenter in the phone book, Jayne enlists the help of Levi Burkholder. She stays with his family and learns not only about the Amish, but also about herself. This is both a coming of age story and a sweet romance. It is a quick and fun read, with likable characters. I would recommend this to fans of light romances and Amish fiction.
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