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SNEAK PEEK | Keeping It Real

Being a teen girl can be nearly impossible. Between dealing with gossipy girls, parents, the new hottie in math class, a potentially image–ruining blemish on prom night, and a backbreaking load of homework, young women do not have it easy. Enter Heather Jamison–someone who’s been there, done that, and learned some valuable lessons along the [...]

Keeping It Real for Teen Girls

Being a teen girl can be nearly impossible. Between dealing with gossipy girls, parents, the new hottie in math class, a potentially image–ruining blemish on prom night, and a backbreaking load of homework, young women do not have it easy. Enter Heather Jamison–someone who’s been there, done that, and learned some valuable lessons along the [...]

BOOK REVIEW| Looking For a Miracle

LOOKING FOR A MIRACLE by Wanda E Brunstetter Rebekah Stolzfus suffered a freak accident as a child which left her paralyzed from the waist down. Now Rebekah is nineteen years old and stuck in a wheelchair. Bitter from being left out, and upset because she’s going to be an old maid, Rebekah takes life on [...]

BOOK REVIEW | Plain and Fancy

PLAIN AND FANCY by Wanda E. Brunstetter Laura Meade is fascinated by the Amish—the way the dress, the buggies they drive, how they live without modern conveniences, everything. So when it’s time for her to go to college to study interior design, it is natural for her to choose to go to Lancaster, Pennsylvania for [...]

INTERVIEW | Colleen Coble

Colleen, describe yourself for our visitors. I adore writing. I can be immersed in my books for ten or twelve hours a day and never notice the time. I’m a computer geek, a new Mac-head as well, recently moving from a PC. Twila Paris music lifts my spirits every time. Once upon a time I [...]

Wedding Bell Blues

WEDDING BELL BLUES by Linda Windsor This is the first book of “The Piper Cove Chronicles.” The main character is Alexandra Butler. As the book opens she’s heading to a sundae celebration with “The Bosom Buddies,” a group of special friends. There’s Ellen, the brainy tomboy who’s more at home with plants and engines than [...]

Staying Spiritually Clean

Staying Spiritually Clean by Naomi Cassata Staying Spiritually clean will take a lot more than a wash bucket or a tub full of bubbles! If it were only that easy. In a world that is filled with enticements, as Christians, how do we stay spiritually clean? There are many things pulling at us in the [...]

Freedom of the Soul

FREEDOM OF THE SOUL by Tracey Bateman Shae Penbrook has just lost the last remaining relative in her family—her beloved grandfather, Mac. With Mac’s death, her world seems to be tumbling down. She has no where to go, no one to care, and no money to live on. But then a neighbor man shows up [...]

Hallie's Heart

Hallie’s Heart by Shelly Beach The reader’s first impression of Mona VanderMolen might not be a favorable one. The author paints a picture of her that isn’t all that flattering! She’s at an auction and has forgotten to bring even the most essentials items that she needed: a hat, umbrella and sunscreen. So there she [...]

Chocolate Beach

CHOCOLATE BEACH by Julie Carobini Brianna Stone has it all. A sweetheart, surfin’ teenage son, a house on the beach, the man of her dreams, and a chocolaholic best friend, plus a wonderful job a a Southern California tour bus host. But in one day it seems her world starts falling apart. A friend turns [...]

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