Jane Kirkpatrick
Biography
Jane Kirkpatrick wrote The Healing of Natalie Curtis, Beneath the Bending Skies, and A Light in the Wilderness.
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“From the opening lines, Amanda Cabot’s A Stolen Heart made me want to curl up under a quilt with a hot cup of tea and just read.”
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“Booklist “I want to live in Azure Springs with the friends we get to meet in Rachel Fordham’s Yours Truly, Thomas. This story is a cup of romance, a pinch of mystery, and a savory plot seasoned with memorable characters (including a wayward dog) all trying to find their way in worlds turned upside down. Yours Truly, Thomas is the perfect read to lift your spirits. It did mine!”
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“From the opening lines, Amanda Cabot’s A Stolen Heart made me want to curl up under a quilt with a hot cup of tea and just read. A mystery is followed by a half dozen more; romance with inventive misunderstandings brings Yankees and Southerners together; and the sense of community is ‘sweetly’ portrayed in such a way to steal a reader’s heart. This Texas story will make you cheer right up to the surprise ending. Bravo, Miss Amanda!”
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“Ms. Beller has rewritten the meaning of warrior and presented a singular path God used to create a union of differences leading to love and trust. This is a treasured story surely to be remembered. I know I will.”
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“Sharon Garlough Brown, author of Shades of Light and the Sensible Shoes series “You don’t have to have poor body image or an eating disorder to be fed by the charmingly disarming debut novel All That Fills Us. I did not want this story to end. With humor and compassion, intricate insights, and singular descriptions, Autumn Lytle has captured the pain of encroaching mental illness. She’s also taken us on a journey with words to breach wounds and remind us of the grace of unexpected community. May there be many more healing stories from this truly gifted author.”
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“Like dice tossed onto a game board, Chase Dalton spills us into the intensity of Internet gaming in Atlantyx. A young gamer turns up missing; an attractive psychologist grieves her father’s death while studying the effects of lives sucked into virtual realities; and a man seeks to counsel and offer a life-line to those reeling from the disconnection and addiction of the virtual world. Atlantyx arrives at a time when the stakes for meaning in our world have never been higher. Dalton delivers in a fast-paced, skillfully woven story of intrigue and suspense.”
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“If you’ve never taken that longed-for vacation to the sun, sands, and ships of the Mexican coast, fear not: just pick up Blue Moon and you’ll be there.”
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“the Daughters of Boston and Winds of Change series Praise for Laura Frantz “You’ll disappear into another place and time and be both encouraged and enriched for having taken the journey.”
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“Misty Beller writes about protection—of family, of neighbors, of all God’s creatures and souls. Rocky Mountain Promise keeps the faith in continuing the adventures of the Collins sisters, their connection to the Wyoming landscape, and their lives navigating the fur trapping era’s demands on both men and women, on hearts and minds. Lorelei takes center stage in this story that should encourage readers of the frontier and readers of faith. More than a romance, it’s a story of helping and hope. Another bestseller for sure.”
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“This is a treasured story surely to be remembered. I know I will.”
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“Two houses' is how Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet begins and Rachel Fordham has captured the essence of that classic in The Letter Tree--but oh so much more. With wit and imagination, Ms. Fordham brings us a refreshing view of family mysteries, misunderstandings and the hope of forgiveness in even the most dire circumstances. I loved this story that is an inventively told and deeply considered romance. It is a joy to read and remember. Best of all, The Letter Tree has a much happier ending than that other work of 'Two houses.'”
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“narrative, each with its own story and intriguing characters. Erin Bartels has accomplished the difficult. She’s woven together black and white silk threads into a braid so well crafted that a reader will carry forward the braid of love and separation, race and reconciliation, long after the last page is read. I applaud her courage, her authenticity, her beautiful turn of phrase, the freshness of her imagery, and the depth of her story that speaks to a contemporary world where understanding is often absent. We Hope for Better Things is a remarkable debut novel that every reader will see was written by a skilled writer telling a story of her heart.”
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“Where the Road Bends is the perfect romance, with a twist or two so there’s no predicting how the story will play out. It’s perfect because of snappy dialogue, three-dimensional characters who make mistakes and have to recover from them, and side plots that support the theme of telling the truth and doing the right thing. Rachel Fordham’s novels always engage me, and this one didn’t let me skip to find out how it ended! A joy to read all the way to the end.”
Worldly Wisdom and Foolish Grace
World Religions
“This spare and splendid book is just what the world needs now, along with love, sweet love. With her creative genius and compassionate heart, Barbara Campbell not only shares the gifts of Abraham’s Tent, but invites all of us to gather beneath its shelter. May this singular and inspiring book be the first of many.”
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“I want to live in Azure Springs with the friends we get to meet in Rachel Fordham’s Yours Truly, Thomas. This story is a cup of romance, a pinch of mystery, and a savory plot seasoned with memorable characters (including a wayward dog) all trying to find their way in worlds turned upside down. Yours Truly, Thomas is the perfect read to lift your spirits. It did mine!”
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