Twitter eBook of the Day: Interactive Romans Road American Standard Version Read A Free Sample

Read A Free Sample    This eBook is the American Standard Version of the Interactive Romans Road. It is interactive because the reader interacts with the text by clicking a link and going to a specific point in the book of Romans and when done go back to the place he was reading… Continue reading Twitter eBook of the Day: Interactive Romans Road American Standard Version Read A Free Sample

Redemption Interview by Lillian Duncan

Send to Kindle Tell us about REDEMPTION. It’s the third and final book in my Sisters by Choice series. Well, probably last. I do have an idea for a fourth book rattling around in my brain, but it’s only an idea at the moment. Who knows if it will actually grow into a book? Redemption… Continue reading Redemption Interview by Lillian Duncan

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “Stopped Cold” by Gail Pallotta

ABOUT THE BOOK……. Margaret McWhorter enjoys a laid-back Freshman year in high school flirting with Jimmy Willmore, swimming and hanging out with friends—until that day. Her brother, Sean, suffers a stroke from taking a steroid. Now he’s lying unconscious in a hospital. Margaret’s angry at her dad for pushing Sean to be a… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “Stopped Cold” by Gail Pallotta

Twitter eBook of the Day: Holy Bible World English Version

Send to Kindle Read A Free Sample    This eBook is the World English Version of the Holy Bible. I wrote this eBook due to the lack of usable navigation. With this version a specific verse, in any chapter, of any book can be found in a matter of seconds. I use this eBook at… Continue reading Twitter eBook of the Day: Holy Bible World English Version

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of Home to Chicory Lane by Deborah Raney

Send to Kindle In Home to Chicory Lane, Grant and Audrey Whitman have sunk most of their retirement funds into Audrey’s dream of renovating the home built by her grandparents over a hundred years ago. After raising their five children, the empty-nesters have turned the stately Missouri home into an elegant bed-and-breakfast.  What they didn’t count on… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of Home to Chicory Lane by Deborah Raney

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “The Button Legacy” by Ginger Marcinkowski

Send to Kindle “My Dearest Emily… When you were a little girl, a change occurred in you. You lost a piece of yourself somewhere….But when you were here in Plaster Rock, you bloomed…….. The stories we told with these buttons made you smile. With your smile came hope………….. Repeat the stories you’ve been told to your… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “The Button Legacy” by Ginger Marcinkowski

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “Welcome To Last Chance” by Cathleen Armstrong

Send to Kindle The red warning light on her car dashboard drove Lainie Davis to seek help in the tiny town of Last Chance, New Mexico. But as she encounters the people who make Last Chance their home, it’s her heart that is flashing bright red warning lights.  These people are entirely too nice, too accommodating, and… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “Welcome To Last Chance” by Cathleen Armstrong

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “Icing on the Cake” by Janice Thompson

Send to Kindle Scarlet isn’t sure if she has just the right ingredients for true love–or utter disaster Scarlet Lindsey is busy making her dreams come true. She’s moved her bakery to a prime spot on Galveston’s most popular street, she’s planning an extravagant cake for her best friend’s wedding, and she has a great… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of “Icing on the Cake” by Janice Thompson

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of Olivia Newport’s “The Invention of Sarah Cummings”

Send to Kindle Sarah Cummings has one goal in life–to break into Chicago’s high society. Desperate to stop serving dinner and to start eating at society tables, Sarah alters cast-off gowns from the wealthy Banning women to create lustrous, flattering dresses of her own. On a whim at a chance meeting, she presents herself as… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of Olivia Newport’s “The Invention of Sarah Cummings”

Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of Springtime in Savannah by Gail Warner

Send to Kindle It seemed a normal spring morning in Savannah until Jonathan Rayburn heard an angelic voice on Monterey Square. Within moments of setting eyes upon the exceptionally beautiful Keri McGuire, he welcomed her to his beloved city and into his heart. In the days ahead, his faith is severely tested because of one… Continue reading Barbara J. Shelton’s Review of Springtime in Savannah by Gail Warner