Turn to Me by Becky Wade (with giveaway) All That It Takes by Nicole Deese (with giveaway) The Buy-In by Emma St. Clair Sunrise by Susan May Warren with giveaway

Faith Thomas Novelzine ~ God Can Work It Out by Stephanie Perry Moore

Faith Thomas is a normal year eight student with problems like everyone else – family dramas, being made to hang with the new girl and having trouble with friends. On top of all that there are cheerleading difficulties.

This isn’t what everyone thinks. People think Faith does nothing wrong and has no problems because her dad is a Christian artist, she has a loving home with a caring family, she’s athletic and gets good grades.


Faith has even tried praying about her struggles and wants to find out whether God is really paying attention or whether He just can’t be

Spring Reading Thing Wrap Up

What was the best book you read this spring?
From my list ~ Autumn Blue

What book could you have done without? Nup ~ all good!

Did you try out a new author this spring? If so, which one, and will you be reading that author again?

Annette Smith and definitely 🙂

If there were books you didn’t finish, tell us why. Did you run out of time? Realize those books weren’t worth it?

Ran out of time! See below for reason why!!!!

Did you come across a book or two on other participants’ lists that you’re planning to add …

CFBA Blog Tour of Reluctant Runaway by Jill Elizabeth Nelson

This week, the

Christian Fiction Blog Alliance

is introducing

RELUCTANT RUNAWAY

(Multnomah, March 2007)

by

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Jill Elizabeth Nelson is a member of the CFBA. Her blog, Artistic Blogger, addresses issues about art, art theft, antiquities preservation, and the art of fiction writing. She takes art seriously – when she’s not having fun with it, that is. The To Catch a Thief Series combines her love of the written word with her love of other art forms.

The first in the series was Reluctant Burglar , second is Reluctant Runaway. In January 2008,

Chasing Fireflies by Charles Martin

When a 1972 Chevrolet Impala takes on the train known as the Silver Meteor, the outcome is a forgone conclusion. But no one expected a little boy, mute and with an unknown identity would survive and create his own whirlwind of emotion.

Chase Walker, newspaper journalist is sent by his editor to write the story about the child for the Brunswick Daily. Chase feels an immediate connection with the boy whose predicament mirrors his own traumatic childhood. Chase names him Sketch after seeing his prodigious talent for drawing.

A dark secret flavours the town of Brunswick, a story that involves

Snitch by Rene Gutteridge

Snitch follows on from the highly successful first Occupational Hazard instalment, Scoop which tell the stories of the orphaned Hazard siblings and their attempts at building a career away from the family clowning business.

Mackenzie “Mack” Hazard has yearned to do undercover work and when the opportunity arises to work with Sergeant Ron Yeager on an auto theft task force, she jumps at the chance. Ideologies, faith and personalities collide as the task force find themselves in an operation where the stakes are higher than this rookie cop and her eclectic colleagues can fathom.

Rene Gutteridge is well know for

Donna Fleisher’s Book Trailer

Check it out and buy the books ~ they are just as good 🙂