Time to get away from the heat and settle down with a great summer read. Deadly Devotion by Sandra Orchard is sure to keep you turning page after page in this recently released romantic suspense from Revell.
Research scientist Kate Adams is convinced her partner's death was not self-inflicted suicide but murder instead. Now if only she can persuade former FBI agent, now turned local police officer, Tom Parker to re-open the case. If he won't take her concerns seriously, she will take matters into her own hands until the crime is solved, even if it means putting her own life in danger.
This fast-paced novel is sure to keep you up at night and wanting more. Kudos to Sandra for what's sure to be an award winning book.
This book was provided free for review by the author and Revell.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Stealing the Preacher by Karen Witemeyer
Just in time for the beginning of summer is Karen Witemeyer's Stealing the Preacher. Set in 1885 Texas, the book has a delightful start as Crockett Archer is forced from a train at gun point on his way to interview for a preaching position in order to fulfill a birthday wish. Surely this wasn't part of God's plan for his life.
Joanna Robbins has been praying for a preacher to come and minister to the needs of her community and bring life back into the church that has been abandoned. Maybe in the process a man of God can also help her to accomplish the promise she made to her mother. If only she can convince Crockett that God may have different plans in mind for him.
I always enjoy reading Karen's books, and Stealing the Preacher was no exception. If you need a break from the heat of the summer, this book will provide the enjoyment you need.
This book was provided free for review by the author and Bethany House Publishers.
Joanna Robbins has been praying for a preacher to come and minister to the needs of her community and bring life back into the church that has been abandoned. Maybe in the process a man of God can also help her to accomplish the promise she made to her mother. If only she can convince Crockett that God may have different plans in mind for him.
I always enjoy reading Karen's books, and Stealing the Preacher was no exception. If you need a break from the heat of the summer, this book will provide the enjoyment you need.
This book was provided free for review by the author and Bethany House Publishers.
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