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Robin W. Pearson

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Robin W. Pearson wrote A Long Time Comin and Walking in Tall Weeds.

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Her Part to Play

Fiction

“In Jenny Erlingsson’s Her Part to Play, an unlikely pair have as much to learn about themselves as they do each other. What they discover is a powerful lesson in relationships—with the Lord, among friends, within a family, and, of course, between John and Adanne. Erlingsson digs deep in her beautiful debut!”

The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip

Fiction

“In Sara Brunsvold’s poignant yet inspiring novel, Mrs. Clara Kip is dying to show that living well means loving well—and dying well, if she has her way. In her story, Brunsvold writes, ‘The Lord will give you all the words you need. It’s not about whether they sound pretty.’ And her words are more than pretty. They’re beautiful, impactful, and adeptly written and will touch the reader in heart-deep places.”

The Light on Halsey Street

Fiction

“Vanessa Miller set THE LIGHT ON HALSEY STREET in Bedford-Stuyvesant, New York, but she takes readers on a decades-long exploration of the heart. In her coming-of-age story, two women learn about the impact of bitterness and resentment and the power of love to heal and restore what was lost. Readers will find it hard to put this novel down, and they'll hold on to these life lessons long after they turn the last page. Well done!”

The Light on Horn Island

Fiction

“The Light on Horn Island satisfies the reader’s palate with its compelling story, lyrical writing, lush setting, and dialogue that’s downright funny at times. You’ll savor your time at the table with Luesse’s well-drawn characters and hunger for more. Beautifully done!”

The Way It Should Be

Fiction

“According to Christina Suzann Nelson, ‘everyone has vulnerable places.’ And with a sensitive hand, that’s just what she helps readers explore—the hurts that throb with every heartbeat. Nelson’s engaging page- turner is fictional, but this story about three women searching for forgiveness, reconciliation, and hope strikes awfully close to home.”

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