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Mary Madison was a child of unspeakable horrors, a young woman society wanted to forget. Now a divine power has set Mary free to bring life-changing hope and love to battered and abused women living in the shadow of the nations capital.

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Sep 09, 2011 Kristy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: counselors, Christian fiction lovers

Shelves: read-in-2010, contemporary-fiction

This book is a modern-day story of Mary Magdalene. Kingsbury mentions this in the intro. This one, however, is a fictional story - about a brave woman (actually it follows the story of two women) who has lived through some horrific situations. The main character is retelling the story of her life, how she was saved by Jesus. I won't give any more details..I don't want to spoil it for anyone who hasn't read it yet. However, I do have a few things to say:

* Kingsbury does not shy away from the diff...more

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Dec 16, 2012 Stacey rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A very dear student of mine gave me a copy of this book to read: Kingsbury is one of her favorite authors and they are e-mail correspondants. For my Contemporary Fiction class, each student selected a contemporary author to report on, and this student naturally chose Karen Kingsbury.

I am not the usual audience for a Christian fiction novel, and so the book did not work for me as it would for a reader who is looking for a conversion story. However, it is a typical conversion story (abused girl w...more

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Nov 08, 2012 Christy Distler rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

BOOK SUMMARY:
Mary Madison (a modern-day parallel to Mary Magdalene) runs a Washington, D.C. shelter for those who have suffered domestic abuse. She counsels and aids the women who come into her life through a combination of education as well as personal experience. When a 23-year-old woman named Emma comes to her shelter on the brink of committing suicide, Mary asks her if she would like to hear the story of her past. Much of the novel is then told through Mary's account of her unthinkable past...more BOOK SUMMARY:
Mary Madison (a modern-day parallel to Mary Magdalene) runs a Washington, D.C. shelter for those who have suffered domestic abuse. She counsels and aids the women who come into her life through a combination of education as well as personal experience. When a 23-year-old woman named Emma comes to her shelter on the brink of committing suicide, Mary asks her if she would like to hear the story of her past. Much of the novel is then told through Mary's account of her unthinkable past (a prostitute mother, being abducted and sexually abused, drug addiction, prostitution) as well as how she meets a Christian man who introduces her to Jesus and starts her on a path where God is able to take her heart-wrenching past and present, and bring something wonderful from it. Intermixed with Mary's flashbacks is her impact on Emma's life as well as two current heartaches which affect her profoundly and threaten to shake her faith.

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I truly enjoyed Divine, although much of its subject matter was difficult to read. Karen Kingsbury did a great job of giving the reader a glimpse into the mindset of someone who's lived through this type of abuse and why it tends to result in a cycle of harmful decisions. She also crafted an interesting and believable story that details both how God can use all of us despite our pasts and the decisions we've made, and how He can take even the most horrid situations and bring healing and hope to others through them. These are life-changing truths and critical beliefs in the Christian walk.

Definitely worth a read. In fact, I highly recommend it—both for those who've been victims of abuse and those who haven't. God doesn't call the qualified; He qualifies the called—and He calls all of us in one way or another. He doesn't care about our past; He wants our present and our future, and if we give them to Him, He'll work in ways we never imagined. For those whose lives are caught up in guilt over their past or present, this could be a catalyst toward joy, peace, and purpose.
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Oct 06, 2011 Tracy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This is the reaction I had after I had finished reading it and had a few hours to think about it. I posted this to my facebook page:

Last night I started reading a book by Karen Kingsbury called Divine and I finished it today. It's all I've been able to think about. It is a story about a modern day Mary Magdalene. A woman who had her own demons and was rescued by Jesus. At one point in the story Peter is mentioned. "The problem was that once in a while Peter had a tendency to take his eyes off of...more

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Aug 20, 2011 Kim Almeida rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Even a few hours after finishing this book, I can't believe I'm actually assigning only 1 star to a book written by one of my favorite authors. [sigh]. There's just no way around it... I refused to quit in the middle because of my personal rule to never leave a book unfinished... but my hope for a redeeming conclusion fell flat.

For years I steered clear of Christian fiction for all the reasons proven by this book: cheesy analogies, "overnight" conversions, and over-the-top religious conversatio...more

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Mar 23, 2013 Jodi rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is a book for anyone who thinks God does not have a plan for each of us. Yes bad things happen but God is always with us. Sometimes we make bad choices and it is not until we leave the situation that we see our part in it.Other times we have no say in things, but we are never alone. Mary was a young girl whose mother was a prostitue and a drug addict. She ended up being kidnapped and ensalved for 5 years in a basement. She was sold to older men everyday for those long five years. She was re...more

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May 02, 2012 Mikayla added it · review of another edition

Divine is a story that is both sad and happy. It is about a woman named Mary Madison that goes around telling woman, who've been abused or have lived a life in drugs and prostitution, about Jesus and how much He loves you. She has shelters all around the city for woman to come and learn and to feel safe.But what makes her a special and different woman is that she knows exactly what these woman are going through. Because it all happened to her. One of Mary's cases, Emma, is in need of her help. E...more

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Feb 05, 2013 Liz rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: all abused/battered women

Recommended to Liz by: bn free friday

Shelves: fiction, nook-book

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. If you are looking for a religious related novel this is it. Very uplifting for those women who are battered everyday.

This is a story of two battered women whom escape their abusive partners. One woman's story is so haunting to the soul. She is kidnapped and chained in a basement from 10 years old to 15 years old and used for sex by the couple that took her. She then is set free by the police and is taken in by a loving couple, but this is only a temporary home until they can place her. It is th...more

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Apr 27, 2011 KD Shimomura rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Faith-fiction fans

Recommended to KD by: Free NOOKbook

Shelves: christian, fiction

This book starts off with some really strong radical Christian propaganda. The author invents a number of statistics that are completely unrealistic about Abstinence only education at a senate hearing and rambles on for an extended period concerning the politics surrounding it. While it is just a scene, it is enough to sicken someone who keeps their feet on the ground concerning the education and mental state of the youth today. I personally found this scene unnecessary and nearly deleted the bo...more

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Jul 07, 2011 Diane U rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary

Mary Madison is a strong woman who has been through so much in her life. After discovering her love for Jesus, her goal in life was to help battered women change their lives. She did this by taking someone, like Emma, under her wing and explaining the story of her life. Mary's difficult life began at age 5 with a mother who was a prostitute, drug user and homeless while trying to raise a daughter. The things that she went through were unspeakable. Every time she got a "break" problems would aris...more Mary Madison is a strong woman who has been through so much in her life. After discovering her love for Jesus, her goal in life was to help battered women change their lives. She did this by taking someone, like Emma, under her wing and explaining the story of her life. Mary's difficult life began at age 5 with a mother who was a prostitute, drug user and homeless while trying to raise a daughter. The things that she went through were unspeakable. Every time she got a "break" problems would arise and be worse than before.

Emma is an abused woman with two young girls. She took off on her boyfriend Charlie and found the help of a local shelter in Washington, DC where she met Mary Madison. As Mary begins to tell Emma her life story, Mary has Emma promise that she will stay at the shelter until she finishes her story. As the story of Mary's life unfolds, Emma starts to see similarities in her life and situation. God had a plan for Mary and it was to help other women life herself and Emma find Jesus and turn their lives around.

I found this book to be gripping. As Mary's life story unfolds, you can't help but get drawn in to see what happens next or how it turns out. I've always wondered how people who have been through such traumatic situations survive emotionally and can continue on. Once Mary discovered her faith, everything became manageable since Jesus was by her side to help her through it.

This is the first book that I have read by Karen Kingsbury and I really enjoyed it. I read this book a my choice for my neighborhood book club. It was a kindle freebie a few months back and since we are trying to read mostly Christian fiction, I thought it would be a good time to try it!

Although religion is prevelent through the story, it was not preachy by any means. If anything, I found it to be thought provoking. It made me think about the unconditional love that Jesus has for each of us and how important we are to Him. It also made me realize that God has a plan for us and that everything happens, good or bad, as part of that plan to make us stronger people.(less)

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Jun 10, 2011 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Susan by: Free NookBook

Karen Kingsbury has a way of pulling you into the passion of her stories. The way in which she describes the life situations makes you feel as though you are there. This was a hard book for me to read because of the tragic subjects it deals with, but I also could not stop reading. Even if I do not believe the same way religiously that is “preached” within the story, I can gain a great understanding of those who do as well as interject my own belief of God’s roll in my life. If you do not believe...more

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Apr 30, 2011 Tracy Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

All I can say is "Wow." For being an e-book freely given, this story just overwhelmed me. I haven't cried over a book in a long time, but this one definitely touched me enough to start the waterworks.
Karen Kingsbury is exceptional in her writing of this book. She carries you through the life of Mary Madison with such feeling as it is converyed to a young mother struggling to find her way though a similar lifestyle until she finds her way with the love of the Lord.
To be ever faithful and full o...more

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Apr 17, 2011 Barbara rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, abuse-and-or-foster-care, christian-fiction, e-book

Once again, Karen Kingsbury has done a marvelous job of dealing with a very difficult subject, abuse. I have been involved in the foster care system as a foster parent and have dealt with some of the issues covered in this story, so it was a very emotional, but satisfying, read for me. Karen does an excellent job of letting you into the hearts and minds of her characters; you feel like they are your friends. Her writing style is simple, but clear, and she is a master at letting you feel the tens...more

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Sep 17, 2007 Hayley rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

There is a paragraph in this book that so aptly describes the message Karen kingsbury so skillfully portrays: "That is the love of Christ ... Full and whole, without judgment or reservation. Unconditional. When you fall, Jesus holds out a hand. When you turn away, He stands at the door of your heart, waiting, always waiting."

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Mar 23, 2012 Ellie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

One woman's gut-wrenching journey to freedom inspires many others; her nightmare story becomes another's hope. Mary Madison's ultimate divine redemption mirrors that of Mary Magdalene of old, and as she has been the inspiration for many women throughout the church age, the modern-day counterpart in the character of Mary Madison is no different. Her story evokes a rollercoaster ride of painful and exhilarating emotions, yet the divine love of Christ shining through is no work of fiction. Many rea...more

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Feb 11, 2008 Theresa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

An excellent book about God's love for all people and how he forgives and loves us no matter what. No one is beyond his love. This is an excellent book to share with women in abusive and abusing situations in which they feel there is no hope or no way out.

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Aug 21, 2010 Loraine rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Divine was a good book. Well written and captivating. I appreciated that the author did NOT make it graphic in scenes that could have easily been. The topic was horrific enough without having it detailed. I enjoyed it, until the last couple of chapters. It fell flat. I am a Christian and I believe in Christ, but I think the author took the idea of following Jesus a bit too far. She made Mary and Nigel out to be a nun and a priest. They got to a point where the only thing they wanted do was follo...more

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Mar 18, 2013 Janet C. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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"At the crossroads of her life, only one power set Mary free and give her a lifetime of love and hope."

Karen Kingsbury tried to draw a comparison between Mary Magdalene and a modern day Mary. Its a horrific story of two women. Its a story of finding the love Jesus Christ has for each of us and how one can move from hopelessness and find true hope and joy.

Kingsbury covers an extremely difficult subject. This book gives you insight into real life, feelings, situati...more

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Nov 12, 2011 Shelly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

From the first page, I was totally engrossed in this book and read it in just under 24 hours. I couldn't put it down. As a teacher, I see children walk through my classroom each day. I know that some are not living in a safe, functional environment. This book reminds me of my responsibility to reach out with the love of Jesus to these children. It is my prayer that I will be one of the "shining lights" that has been placed into their chaotic lives. For adults, this book is a dramatic reminder th...more

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Jun 27, 2011 Diana rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: christian-lit, drama-llama, fluffanutter, freefriday

Whoa, this book was so naive for a book about battered women. I mean, all Christians have "Jesus eyes" as soon as they accept Christ? Really? I don't remember Paul or John mentioning that...

The story line wasn't bad but there a few "holes" and I quickly grew tired of "all you need is Jesus" and "only Jesus can rescue you." I mean, yeah, it's true, but it just made for a rough read.

If I didn't know any better I'd wonder if I myself was a Christian. I mean I wasn't joyous and gentle and sin-free t...more

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Apr 10, 2011 Phyllis added it · review of another edition

This is an amazing book. I love the way Mary Madison told her story. The imagery of the voices in both Mary and Emma's heads is a reminder of how demons can influence our thoughts. The parallels between Mary Madison and Mary Magdalene are very evident and makes us more compassionate towards the Mary in the New Testament.

My favorite part of the book was the way Nigel showed Mary Jesus' love. The narrative made it very clear there are different kinds of love. The decisions by Mary and Nigel to fol...more

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Apr 28, 2011 Martha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So far pretty "Godly." This is a very spiritual book. A contemporary view of Mary Magdelene. In this book the "Mary" character was horribly abused and fell into drugs, abuse and sex. She eventually found help in the form of a man who "loved" her and helped her find Jesus. She then becomes someone who helps others who share a similar situation. Her story is told in all its horror to a woman who also needed salvation. Good book even with all the spiritual and Jesus references. The writing is good....more

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Jun 27, 2009 Brooke rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Okay so this book is fairly classic Karen Kingsbury. My beef with the book isn't the character development or the story of the main character its that for me its too preachy. I love good Christian Fiction but I like that to be woven into the story not dripping off of every page. The story of Mary, the main character, is compelling and heartbreaking and worth telling. It is supposed to be a modern day story of Mary Magdalene and on that it does a good job. I was ready for it to be over though by...more

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Jan 23, 2012 Dianna rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Everyone

Recommended to Dianna by: I am a fan

Shelves: christian-fiction, favorites

This is the story of two women. Mary, who was at one time an abused woman who was addicted to drugs. She now runs a shelter that changes the lives of women who are now going through the same thing. Emma, the abused drug addicted mother of two who desperately needs help.

This book takes you along the journeys of both of these two women. It shows you how bad abuse can be, why women allow themselves to be abused. It also shows the tough road the recovery process can be. As always, Kingsbury relies h...more

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May 18, 2011 Robin Mcmahon rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sad story of child sexual abuse with positive Christian/redemptive outcome. Written well enough, but not a challenging read by any stretch of the imagination... so much white space on the pages I was turning them every few seconds. I'd like to think it could be an encouragement to anyone who has been a victim of abuse, human trafficking, pedophilia or even drug addiction, which is also interwoven, but I'm not certain how realistic it would seem to anyone in that life. Makes frequent use of typic...more

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Jun 07, 2011 Elizabeth Olson rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, read-2011, free-friday

This is the first book in the "Christian fiction" realm I've read. The writing was decent, the story pretty good in a page-turning, 'what happens next?' sense, but it's all wrapped just too awfully darned tidily for my I-was-an-English-major self: and then the love of Jesus saved them! I feel the passion and love of the author, but as a literary device I didn't find that it worked. I realize that literary criticism may not be the appropriate lens through which to view faith-based writing, but th...more

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Apr 20, 2011 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a great book. very inspirational. Due to my profession, I wanted to read it to see better how people who have been abused start the path to being free. I couldn't put it down. It follows the story on Mary who looks like she has everything going for her...a Phd, helps in shelters, and speaks infront of Congress...who could believe the horrors she had to get through to get to that position. Mary now, wiht the help of Jesus, tells her story to women in a shelter to inspire them to gain eve...more

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May 06, 2011 Nicole rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: inspirational

AMAZING! I honestly cannot believe how powerful this book is! I truly fell in love with the passionate and faith-driven Nigel... he really made a difference in Mary's and so many other peoples lives. I know that this story is loosely based on a true story (one that no one really knows very much about) but the powerful parts that the author imagined or took from truth was truly terrifying but equally inspiring!! Probably the first time I have realized the absolute power of God! I cried, laughed a...more

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Jun 09, 2011 Brittany rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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First off, if you are not a faithful person and don't enjoy that genre then please just don't read it. I don't enjoy sci-fi, so I don't read it. I don't read it and then give it bad reviews, that's just senseless.

I'll be honest. I only downloaded this book because it was featured on B&N's Free Friday. But I'm SO GLAD that I did.

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I was worried when I read the first few pages, I'll be honest. It starts off with Mary Madison, the man character, speaking before members of Congress...more First off, if you are not a faithful person and don't enjoy that genre then please just don't read it. I don't enjoy sci-fi, so I don't read it. I don't read it and then give it bad reviews, that's just senseless.

I'll be honest. I only downloaded this book because it was featured on B&N's Free Friday. But I'm SO GLAD that I did.

*Spoiler Ahead*

I was worried when I read the first few pages, I'll be honest. It starts off with Mary Madison, the man character, speaking before members of Congress to encourage them to continue funding for abstinence education. This is ripe territory for preaching a conservative agenda, and I wasn't looking forward to this. I'm a Christian, but that doesn't mean I like being preached to constantly or am close minded. But thank God (literally) that I continued on. Because the story and the message were amazing.

Mary was abused and mistreated for years of her life. I won't spoil the story, but suffice it to say that she is a survivor of some terrible terrible things. However, she manages to pull through and eventually becomes saved by Jesus Christ. She ends up being an advocate for abused and assaulted women as well as a living testimony for Christ. The books follows her story as she tells it to a woman on the brink of despair, Emma. There are parallels between the two women, and Mary is trying to share her story as a way to show Emma that no one is beyond help or love when it comes to Christ.

That is the awesomeness of this book. It demonstrates that no matter how far gone you are, there is hope. I also think it did well with addressing the "Why do bad things happen to good people?" question. A repeated scripture is Jeremiah 29:11:

For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future

When these horrific things are happening to Mary, she questions why this is part of the plan for her life. It's a question I know I have certainly asked myself before- Why God, why? In the end, she realizes that she had to survive through these trials to show other women that they can survive and be saved. She had to go through with it to be a living testimony, a clear shining example of the power of the love of Christ.

The only big problem I had about the book was the fact that Mary and her friend Nigel chose a life of celibacy. It was a bit frustrating the way that was discussed as almost the only way to truly put Christ first. There were some mentions of Christian people who had love lives and families- her foster parents, Grace, lastly Emma. Yet the main characters gave up that chance to "focus on Christ." It's admirable, and certainly the choice that some people make, but I don't believe that is a necessary part of Christianity.

I read some reviews on Goodreads, and frankly I'm quite disappointed in the views some people took on this book. There were comments on the preachiness of it, which I can agree with in the beginning. But some people said it "wrapped up to tidily." I think the people who state must not be religious, or at least definitely not Christian. That's the whole point of the book- to demonstrate that regardless of what happens to you in life, you can have a happy ending. If people don't believe in overcoming obstacles and the possibility of happiness...why even bother getting out of bed? Much less wasting time reading...(less)

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Apr 15, 2011 Brooke rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I quit reading this almost halfway through. Thinking about the horrible things this woman went through was too disturbing for me and left me feeling sick (hence the 1 star rating). I won't read a book where I know the Spirit is being chased away and for me that's what it was doing. Sadly, the things this woman went through really happens, though I would hope the intensity and severity is rare. I need something spiritually uplifting to read now, to get those bad thoughts and feelings gone. Confer...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.

Karen has a true love for her readers, and she has nearly 1...more FROM AUTHOR'S WEBSITE:

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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