Barb's comments
(member since Nov 01, 2007)
Barb's comments from the Contemporary Christian Fiction group.
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I can't think of any off the top of my head, but your local library should have a database called, "NoveList" in which you could search for similar authors. Let us know if you find anything great!
Megan! One of my favorite authors! It's great to see you here.
If any of you has time to check out Megan's books, they are great. The first is Searching for Spice and the Second is Out of Her Hands.
I will have to try Reason of Insanity! Sounds great!
Hi Amber,
I sent you a friend request. I loved "Redeeming Love."
Anyone have any New Year reading resolutions? I have a stack of books to read in the next few months, plus I'd like to do some writing.
Hi Marsha and Annie! I have never read any of those books, although I've heard a lot about Ted Dekker. I have read a book by Nancy Mehl and liked it, so look forward to reading more of her books.
I just finished three books I really liked...First was "Out of Her Hands" by Megan DiMaria, and the second was "Secret in the Sauce" which is the fourth in the series for "The Potluck Club." Also read, "Tangled Heart" by Linda Evans Shepherd, which was a devotional type mystery read with a lot of biblical truths.
Hi Elizabeth!
Hi Marsha!
I'm just starting, "It's Out Of Her Hands," by Megan DiMaria. It is the sequel to, "Searching For Spice." Megan is in my writer's group and is a great up and coming novelist.
I'd be up for a discussion. I'm going on vacation this week and won't have much time to read, but when I get back I'd love to participate in a discussion. I'm assuming I should start reading the first one from the Redemption series, correct? Thanks for starting this, Amy!
I finished, "Searching For Spice" by Megan DiMaria. It was a good book.
There are a lot of great books listed here! Has anyone read "The Potluck Club" books? I love these books! They can be a bit confusing, as each chapter is written from a different character's POV, but very quickly I learned without looking which character was talking.
There is a new cozy mystery book club through Heartsong. As with all book clubs, some books are better than others, but there have been some good ones so far. Nice, light reading.
I just read "Trouble Up Finny's Nose." Interesting characters. What do you think, Kristy?
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