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Brad Cutler, twenty-eight, is a rising star at his New York ad agency, about to marry the girl of his dreams. Anyone would agree he has it all - a great career, a beautiful and loving fiance, and a fairy tale life ahead of him when memories of a high school girlfriend begin to torment him. Lost innocence and one very difficult choice flood his conscience, and he is no long...more

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Sep 20, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

The only reason I gave this book 4 stars is that I am tired of reading books by Christian authors who glamorize the characters - "she" is always young and extremely beautiful and "he" is always young and terribly handsome. Not everyone who falls in love in the real world are beautiful and handsome nor young. I expect this from secular authors but don't understand why it has to be prevalent in Christian books.

Otherwise, I liked this book very much. The subject of the story was quite different tha...more

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Dec 05, 2012 Candace rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book blew me away. With the last novel I read of Karen's, Between Sundays, she won me over totally. With this book, I am an official fan. This story is something that is so hard to talk about and with the honesty and realness she wrote with, I felt like almost like I was intruding in their business. The way the plot developed was awesome. The emotions and reactions of everyone were completely true to life and the subject matter wasn't something that was glossed over or made into a pat littl...more

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Sep 17, 2012 Elisabeth rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is the best book I have read so far this year. There is a lot of mystery that makes you not want to stop reading it until the end. The struggle is that the characters have to make the right decisions. They couldn't do that when they were young. They are trying to move on but their past won't leave them alone. They're both looking for healing and hope. He can't open a new page in his life because his past is not leaving him alone, but he is trying to fix his past mistake by leaving his loved...more

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Dec 14, 2010 Alice rated it 4 of 5 stars

I didn't really have any high expectations for this book. I'm kind of getting over Christian fiction, as much as I used to love it- most Christian books are getting too shallow and happy-ending and everyone's rich and life is perfect because of Jesus like. This book had an element of that to it- stunning good looks, big houses, really blah names (I mean, Brad and Laura and Emma? They were cool... 50 years ago) you know the deal. But it had a surprising amount of depth to it as well.

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Mar 17, 2010 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Karen Kingsbury doesn't shy away from the tough topics in her novels. In "Shades of Blue," it's abortion.

Brad Cutler is a young advertising executive in New York, preparing to marry Laura James, the boss's daughter, in what looks to be a storybook wedding. But there's a problem - Brad's haunted by a relationship that ended a decade before.

The relationship was with Emma Landon, a childhood friend who became the high school sweetheart and love of Brad's life. Emma is a teacher, haunted by what h...more

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Jan 22, 2010 Keiki Hendrix rated it 5 of 5 stars

“Simply a must read for fiction lovers who would dare engage into the Truth about the Sanctity of Life, the consequences of bad choices, and God’s power to heal and reconcile us after the most atrocious of sins.”

Those who are pro-choice (better named parent’s choice as the child has no choice at all) would most likely not read this novel.

Planned Parenthood supporters would ridicule it (the last act of vestige of someone without a defensible position.)

And, those who have so lost their way that th...more “Simply a must read for fiction lovers who would dare engage into the Truth about the Sanctity of Life, the consequences of bad choices, and God’s power to heal and reconcile us after the most atrocious of sins.”

Those who are pro-choice (better named parent’s choice as the child has no choice at all) would most likely not read this novel.

Planned Parenthood supporters would ridicule it (the last act of vestige of someone without a defensible position.)

And, those who have so lost their way that they herald abortion as a ‘woman’s reproductive right’, would simply dismiss it claiming it is for the unintelligent.

I am none of the above. I am a Christian and though the subject matter of this book, abortion, is quite hard to read sometimes, the focus is not about abortion debate. It is about the infinite power of a loving God to heal, reconcile, and forgive.

A young love that falls prey to a weak moment results in a decade of guilt, misery, sorrow and pain. The story of Emma Landon and Brad Cutler is one of a lives changed by an irrevocable decision.

Can Jesus, a loving God, bring healing after an abortion? Can we fall so deeply into sin that Jesus cannot reach us to forgive and heal? If we cannot bear to remember our pain, face it and confess it, can we live our lives as if it did not happen?

Many other reviews are posted with the storyline of this novel so I won’t include it in this review. It is better that I should discuss the importance of this novel for how it provides a true picture of how lives are changed.

Abortion is not something discussed at family gatherings or other ‘friendly’ conversation and oftentimes men and women live with the hurt, the pain, the shame, and the guilt without an outlet to release them, even to God. But, God is ever present waiting, watching, and wanting to forgive if we only read II Chronicles 7:14.

This story tells of the ‘mental conversations’, the ‘walking shame’, and the ‘lifetime of self-judgment’ that those who have shut down the life of their child at the altar of their own plans for the future truly feel. I have no doubt that even those who support abortion have these feelings but deny them. Perhaps, it is these feelings that drive their anger.

This is a book whose time has come. Few authors approach this topic. Reading of the author thoughts, I find that she might not have written it had God not prompted her, which is a miracle of God’s providence alone.

I recommend this book to men and women who would care to know the Truth about the inevitable consequences of abortion and those who have had an abortion as well because it give voice to their own thoughts and allows them to identify with the characters and prompts them to seek healing and forgiveness from the living, loving most high God.(less)

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Nov 30, 2009 Kathryn rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. loved this book! It deals with the forgiveness that is ours if we but seek to right the wrongs that we all make...even the ones we try to forget and run from. Brad Cutler and Emma Landon grew up together since grade school and after time and the holding of a rope every recess for a week they became friends and gradually more. The were in love with each other and since Brad was a year ahead he planned to go to college and then emma would join him in a year, but he couldn't leave her and one slip...more loved this book! It deals with the forgiveness that is ours if we but seek to right the wrongs that we all make...even the ones we try to forget and run from. Brad Cutler and Emma Landon grew up together since grade school and after time and the holding of a rope every recess for a week they became friends and gradually more. The were in love with each other and since Brad was a year ahead he planned to go to college and then emma would join him in a year, but he couldn't leave her and one slip of their guard and they did they unthinkable which resulted in Emma becoming pregnant at 17. They decided to get an abortion that they would both live to regret. After 9 years, Emma was still living with the regret daily even as Brad left her life, she got her teaching degree and taught 1st grade, she lived with the hurt and sorrow of taking the life of her daughter, Amanda and never moved on. Brad, moved on and away from N. Carolina and emma and started climbing the ladder of an ad company where he met the bosses daughter, Laura James and fell in love and was 6 weeks away from being married when he got stuck on a ad campaign for "Kotton Kids," clothing and blankets for babies. After quiet contemplation he confessed to his fiance that he needed to "close the chapter with emma" before he could start one with her and gave her the details of his past. She wasn't happy to say the least, but while he is gone over the weekend to make his restitution she finds that she isn't being fair to Brad and chooses to forgive him. Brad, meanwhile finds Emma, and after breaking down the walls she has set up, they both grieve the death of their daughter and what could have been and apologize to each other, Brad for walking away and only thinking of himself and Emma for not standing up for herself and her daughter but going along. They find a healing in confessing their sins to God and say good-bye for the last time. Emma moves on and opens her heart and mind to the possibility of loving again always remembering that brad and her used to be the same but time changed them, him like the sky and her like the sea, both blue but different shades. Important lesson learned: life is to be celebrated and that life is precious. True and complete forgiveness and peace come from God. (less)

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Mar 13, 2010 Molly rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: EVERYONE!!!!

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Karen Kingsbury is one of my FAVORITE authors! She truly has the gift of writing that comes from God. He speaks through her hands. So, I am excited about getting to review this book. It's not only by my favorite author, it partially takes place in my home state of North Carolina! A double bonus!

In Shades of Blue, Karen really touches hearts withthis story of secrets, unresolved past issues, loss and forgiveness. Karen really packs this book full of lessons to be learned. Emma and Brad are the m...more

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Oct 31, 2010 Laura rated it 3 of 5 stars

Brad Cutler is a handsome, successful ad executive who is on the brink of marrying the perfect woman, Laura James. He finds himself suddenly at a loss to promote his latest campaign, Kotton Kids, and instead finds himself thinking of his high school girlfriend Emma Landon.

Emma and Brad grew up together on the North Carolina coast. They were friends since childhood and became a couple in high school. Their relationship had a complicated and heart breaking ending, and both Brad and Emma find them...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Emily rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

What an honest, real, open book about abortion, and the aftermath that nobody talks about. Brad is getting ready to marry the woman he loves, but he realizes that, before he gives his life to her, he has to close the chapter of his past. That past involves a childhood love, a choice they made, and dealing with the abortion of their child due to an unplanned pregnancy. It shows how, one decision can not only affect the life of a child taken away, but can affect a woman, a man, and those that come...more

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Mar 25, 2013 Barbara rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

One of the better Karen Kingsbury books.
I like the reminders to lean on the Lord and listen to His voice.

Not so many perfect Christians in this story but there are still problems with them.
Emma is a great character. So real to me. Glad she found her way back to the Lord. If she ends up with Gavin, she will have a man who is 200 times better than Brad.
Brad is someone who takes the easy way out. He is a very weak shallow man. He leaves Emma in trouble even though they have been close friends. Take...more

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Oct 20, 2010 Micah rated it 5 of 5 stars

In the book Shades of Blue by Karen Kingsbury, Brad has a wretched past. He and his girlfriend Emma had been best friends since elementary school. They had loved each other until one day their love went too far, on the banks of Holden Beach. Emma gets pregnant. They were both Christians and regretted their decision right after they did it. But did it stop them from doing it again? No. They continued to “express their love” to one another. When Emma found out she was pregnant she wanted to keep...more In the book Shades of Blue by Karen Kingsbury, Brad has a wretched past. He and his girlfriend Emma had been best friends since elementary school. They had loved each other until one day their love went too far, on the banks of Holden Beach. Emma gets pregnant. They were both Christians and regretted their decision right after they did it. But did it stop them from doing it again? No. They continued to “express their love” to one another. When Emma found out she was pregnant she wanted to keep the baby. But Brad had another idea he didn’t think they should keep the baby because it would interfere with his life and college. He takes her to get an abortion and it breaks her heart. She loved him so much. But for that last month he showed that he couldn’t give a rip about her. They went their separate ways after the abortion. He left her. There. Alone with her sick mother. She had no one. After many years he has to do this campaign, and of course it has to do with babies. That gets his mind set back to when he left Emma. So he absolutely has to apologize to her before he makes the next big step in his life.
My favorite part of the book is when Emma is telling Gavin about her abortion, because it just makes you picture everything she went through and how hard it must have been to love someone and then one major thing happen and it all go down the drain. She loved Brad with all her heart, and he loved her just as much. Until she got pregnant. Then his feelings for her just left and he didn’t want to ruin his life and mess his life up, it’s like he’s rather ruin her life by making her have an abortion. She didn’t want Brad to stop loving her so she decided to do what he thought was best so he wouldn’t leave her. But it turns out that he left her anyways. He would have, no matter what decision she would have made.
My favorite character is Emma; she is just a calm laid back girl with a rough past she wants no one to know about. I can’t even imagine all the pain she has gone through her life, from having the love of your life just walk away unexpected to having your mother die a few years later. She is such a strong person, yet she doesn’t see that. She is held back in the past and she just needs to let go but she can’t. She doesn’t think she’s good enough to even pray anymore. She thinks god hates her for what she did. But in all reality got will forgive her for what she has done. She doesn’t know that and can’t see that though. Also, even though Brad has pretty much ruined her life she has no bad feelings toward him, she is a good person who just deserves a second chance.
Shades of Blue has to be my all time favorite book. It shows that god gives second chances and people can chance. I recommend this book for anyone of any age. Girls could learn a good lesson from this book and they will probably cry while reading it.
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Dec 16, 2009 Readersentertainment rated it 5 of 5 stars

Brad Cutler lives in New York and has a dream job. A dream life! He is engaged to the love of his life who also happens to be the boss’s daughter. Brad is a Christian man and the relationship between him and Laura seems perfect. But, a past sin comes back to haunt Brad and before he can marry Laura and start his new life with her he has to go back home to North Carolina and right a wrong. Unfortunately that means seeing his old high school sweetheart. Brad only makes matters worse when he doesn’...more

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May 04, 2012 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I wonder who would be more disappointed: the person who picked up this book thinking they were reading Fifty Shades of Gray or vice versa.

This book isn't easy to rate. I like the basic premise of needing forgiveness and closure and the Wilmington/ Holden Beach setting. However, it seemed as if there were too many subplots, irrelevant details, and overwritten emotional appeal. My college creative writing prof would have crossed out over half of it.

People who enjoy Kingsbury's other novels will e...more

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Nov 12, 2009 Proud Book Nerd rated it 5 of 5 stars

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I received this book free from the author. It wasn't a promotional thing, rather I won it via a Twitter contest. I recently discovered Karen Kingsbury, and wasn't sure what to expect. I enjoyed her 9/11 series, and figured I'd enjoy this one, too. I had little idea what was coming when I began. But, pretty early on I was kinda able to guess what was coming. And, oh, the pain. Karen Kingsbury handles a very difficult subject very well. I am impressed. This is a heart-wrenching story - in a MUCH d...more

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Mar 21, 2011 Beth rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: christian-fiction, contemporary, read-2010

I did enjoy reading this novel. Kingsbury isn't afraid to talk about the tough issues of today. The characters in the story seemed to reflect sincere emotions of a real person who had gone through the same type of thing.

Some of the writing was a bit on the nose--sometimes there was just a bit too much telling for my taste, but I can be quite picky about that at times. I also thought some of the dialog and interaction between the characters was a bit unrealistic at times. I also thought some part...more

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Dec 13, 2009 Michele Minor rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This book deals with the issue of abortion and how both the male and female still have guilt after aborting their baby. A few weeks before his wedding to Laura, Brad starts to remember his old high school girlfriend and the abortion that he had encouraged to have when they had gotten pregnant. He seeks forgiveness from Emma, his old high school girlfriend who is still having a hard time to forgive herself even though she did go to college, has a career and a house she is still stuck in that day...more

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Mar 21, 2011 Trinity Rose rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Another Karen Kingsbury book that I absolutely love. Shades of blue is so full of true life situations and drama that there is never a boring part. Karen deals with many hard issues and the outcome isn’t always as we thought they would be. In this book you will find bad decisions, heartache, loss, loneliness, forgiveness, peace, happiness and finally joy. Shades of Blue deals with the abortion issue, which is very real in our world.
Ten years ago Brad and Emma made a horrible decision that will h...more

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Dec 02, 2009 Mandy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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It won't be until the end of the book that you understand the title of this book - Shade Of Blue - but in normal Karen Kingsbury fashion, you will quickly be swept up into this story of struggle.

Brad, Emma, and Laura, the main characters, face betrayal, hurt, and forgiveness in a depth that will touch your heart and move you to action in your own life and in your own circumstances.

The focus of this book is on abortion. Karen has written in a way that will bring compassion and comfort to those wh...more

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May 12, 2013 Karen Morris rated it 4 of 5 stars

In all honesty, I first picked up this book at my Mom's house this past weekend for no reason other than lack of reading material. Initially assuming it would turn out to be another too-good-to-be-true Christian fiction novel from a perspective only the strictest of fundamentalists could appreciate (my apologies, Mom!), author Karen Kingsbury pleasantly surprised me by tactfully delving into such difficult topics as relationships, Christian forgiveness, death, pre-wedding jitters and even post-a...more

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Aug 10, 2011 Dawn Hromanik rated it 5 of 5 stars

Regardless or whether you are Pro Life, Pro Choice, or haven't thought about it this Christian fiction book will make you think about God's forgiveness and put a totally different light on the subject.

I picked up this book because of the cover, it was going to be a beach read, but I got something more. In the end I had tears streaming down my face as I thought of those I judged and conversations I couldn't have more than twenty years ago.

This book also is part of the People in Fiction series w...more

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Jan 10, 2013 Julie Barrett rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shades of Blue by Karen Kingsbury
Brad Culler has it all, a fairytale life ahead of him. but the ad campaign he hopes to win for the company sets him to his past.
He recalls his past and thinks of Holden Beach, NC and know he needs to talk to Emma Landon before his life can go forward.
He is to be married as the days get closer to his life with Lauren James.
He has much faith in God in helping direct him to do the right thing.
The story also follows Emma and her daughter, now 9 year old as she is th...more

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Feb 03, 2010 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Great book! So glad I got it from the library (yet had to wait a bit for one to become available).
I think I will be looking into more of Kingsbury's books to read.
The story was a quick read, and I enjoyed the Christian standpoint. Some references to the bible made me want to go run and get my bible out too.
The story revolves around Brad with a past that he has kept hidden from his fiance (very soon to be wife) Laura. Also the story involves Emma a teacher (love it!) who shared a past with Brad.
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Feb 16, 2011 Kristy Trauzzi rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: people ok with religious books.

This is not my type of book. At all. It was religious. It made no false pretense of what the book was about. But I still had to read it.

And it wasn't as bad as I thought considering it was religious. I just skipped the bible verses (thank you new paragraph) and continued on.

As I am pregnant now, reading about the abortion was so weird to me. I am against abortions for myself, but believe women should be able to choose. However, I remember how excited I was at 3 months and how much my baby had gr...more

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Sep 28, 2012 Liz Gibbs rated it 2 of 5 stars

This book drove me up a wall. I desperately wanted to enjoy it because it is based at Holden Beach, NC where we took family vacations. But I ended up being so disappointed. I couldn't relate to the issues in this book - it was such a sad, depressing account of a terrible decision made between two people, and the effect it had on their lives later on. The only part I could relate to was the rejection and hurt. Ugh. I forced myself to finish it and am glad it's over! The best part about it was Kar...more

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Jun 27, 2012 Ed Miller rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great book with the message of forgiveness, mercy and relationship. Te tragedy of abortion that is so much a part of our country is approached in a way that brings life to a teribble ending for so many. Not only is the life snuffed out but a little of every person involved is lost as well. My heart breaks at this senseless loss of life when so many would welcome a new life with open arms. I wish this could be required reading to anyone considering such a move so they could understand the long te...more

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Oct 20, 2011 Jeanie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Abortion is probably the most divisive social law that we have and will continue to have. The fictional story is about the 3 that abortion affects. The mother, the father and the baby. I liked the Kingsbury gave this baby a name. Just like the holocaust, it was a mass of people without names and abortion in our society has become that. However, there are names, with likes and dislikes, with gifts, and worth. The story is not about judgement, but about forgiveness and healing. The healing comes w...more

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Jan 30, 2010 Jan rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was another great book by Karen Kingsbury. I love her books. She touched on a subject that most authors would run screaming from. It takes a great writer with a lot of compassion to write this story and get it right. It may be that she has some "experience" from the situation (you will find the explantion at the end of the book in her letter to the reader). With that she made it very realistic. I could very well see this situation and its effects quite truly. It is a story that would make y...more

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Nov 05, 2009 Laura rated it 2 of 5 stars

The topic of dealing with an abortion 10 years after the fact was too emotionally draining for me. I can not imagine being in that situation, living with the grief and those emotions and also trying to move one. That's a loaded plot, for sure!

The book was well written like all of this author's but it was by far not my favorite. It took me a while to read, but knowing it's due back to the library on Saturday was the push I needed to finish it.

Oh yes, I did appreciate that the woman in the story i...more

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May 26, 2012 Adrianja rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: EVERYONE!!

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I would give this book 10 stars if it was possible. I can't completely express how much I fell in love with this book. Originally, it sat on my shelf for a year or so, but recently a woman convinced that I should give it a chance. I'm so grateful to her for giving me that encouragement. This book helped me understand a lot of things and I believe brought me closer to God. It is an amazing story of forgiveness and healing from God. It showed me even more how much I need to rely on God in my life....more

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USA Today and New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury is America’s #1 inspirational novelist. There are more than 15 million copies of her award-winning books in print, including several million copies sold in the past year. Karen has written more than 40 novels, ten of which have hit #1 on national lists.

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USA Today and New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury is America’s #1 inspirational novelist. There are more than 15 million copies of her award-winning books in print, including several million copies sold in the past year. Karen has written more than 40 novels, ten of which have hit #1 on national lists.

Karen has a true love for her readers, and she has nearly 100,000 friends on Facebook along with more than 7,500 followers on Twitter. The popular social networking sites have allowed Karen daily interaction with her reader friends.

Karen is best known for her Life-Changing Fiction (TM) and for creating unforgettable characters. When speaking before women's groups - some with more than 10,000 in attendance - Karen makes audiences laugh and cry with her compelling story-telling. She likes to tell attendees they have, "One chance to write the story of their lives," and her talk focuses on reminding women to live every day loving well, laughing often, and finding true life in Jesus Christ. Karen routinely speaks before more than 100,000 women each year.

Karen's latest novel, Above the Line, Take Three, released March 23rd, 2010. Take Three is the third in the Above the Line Series. Look for the final installment in this series, Above The Line, Take Four to hit stores June 22nd, 2010. Shades of Blue, Karen's latest stand alone title, hit stores in October, 2009. Karen's newest series, Above The Line Series began with Take One, which released in March, 2009. The second book in this series, Take Two released in June 2009.

Karen's recent title, This Side of Heaven landed in the #5 spot on the CBD Bestselling Fiction List. Also, Karen's novel, Sunset landed #2 on the New York Times Best Seller's List. Karen has also written many best selling series including The Redemption Series and the Firstborn Series. Her fiction has made her one of the country’s favorite storytellers. Several of Karen's novels are being considered for major motion picture movies. Her emotionally gripping titles include the 9-11 Series, Even Now, Ever After, and Between Sundays.

Karen is also a public speaker, reaching more than 100,000 women annually through various national events. Karen and her husband, Don, live in the Pacific Northwest with their six children, three of whom are adopted from Haiti.
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