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Blog Tour: The Plan A Woman in A Plan B World (Review)

Live - Laugh - Love. Through humor, stories and more, Debbie Taylor Williams has crafted a book examining what happens when life doesn't go according to plan.

In The Plan A Woman In A Plan B World, Williams breaks down some of the myths and more than women often fall prey to - including the dream of the perfect soul mate, a fulfilling career and the elusive obedient children.

Through a variety of chapters, Williams examines some of the fears, discouragements and bitterness which often hold wome...

Blog Tour: Out of The Spin Cycle (Review)

Motherhood is crazy - often spinning out of control like an over-filled washer/dryer.

Jen Hatmaker hopes she has created a way to stop the spinning. In her new book - now a 2010 MOPS International resource - called Out of the Spin Cycle: Devotions to Lighten Your Mother Load, she has created a resource filled with stories and humors to help a mom possibly overwhelmed with life, reconnect with her faith.

The devos feature Hatmaker's humor and are designed to help a young mom find Jesus' "grace a...

Blog Tour: Scars & Stilettos (Review & Interview)

Harmony Dust could have kept moving forward, putting aside the pain and agony of her past life as an exotic dancer.

Married and pursuing a career in social work, Dust's new "life" looked very different from the time she spent dancing in a totally nude strip club.

Instead of running away, Dust chose to face her past head on by telling her story - the good, the bad and the downright ugly – in order to pass along the hope and encouragement she found in her faith in Jesus Christ to women working wi...

Blog Tour: The Homecoming (Review & Interview)

"No sooner is Shawn Collins home from the fighting in Europe than he is called upon to serve his country in another way--as a speaker on the war bond tour. .....  Shawn just wants to stay home with his son Patrick and the aging father with whom he has finally reconciled. When Shawn taps Katherine Townsend to be Patrick's nanny while he's on the road, he has no idea that she will be the key to his future happiness and the mending of his heart."

With that premise, Dan Walsh opens his newest nove...

Blog Tour: Momology (Review & Interview)

What does it take to be a good mom? What could make a mom go from "good" to "great"?

Shelly Radic, chief of staff at MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers, Intl)  hopes provide the answers in her newest book "Momology: A Mom's Guide to Shaping Great Kids."

The book focuses on four, interconnected areas which Radic believes - based upon research - that develop and shape "great kids" and develop "healthy, resilient moms and kids": core, finesse, circle and grandscape.

"The research being done on parenting...

Blog Tour: What Happened To My Life (Review)

If you are discontent with your life today... this book is for you.

If you are stressed out and running like a hamster in a wheel ... this book is for you.

If you are unhappy, but don't know why... this book is for you.

With those lines (and a few more scenarios) Danna Demetre opens her newest book - What Happened to My Life. 

Part non-fiction work and part workbook, the book explores a 40-day plan for reclaiming your life. Along the way, Demetre explores ways women can:

    * slow down and make g...

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Blog Tour: Life, In Spite of Me (Review & Interview)

[image error] A cold, dreary and lonely January night in Illinois can be bleak for someone at the top of their game.

But for a teenage girl, facing heartache, pain and depression, the bleakness can seem as endless as the darkest winter night - and it can often lead to choices that have life-altering implications.

Such is the case found in the story of Kristen Jane Anderson, a young woman who thought suicide would end her pain-filled life.

In one moment, a split second really, Anderson laid down in front of a...

Blog Tour: This Fine Life (Review)

In This Fine Life, author Eva Marie Everson begins the novel by introducing readers to her main female character - Mariette Putnam - a typical girl living in the 1950s/60s south, who has just graduated from a strict Catholic boarding school.

At the beginning of the novel, Mariette finds herself torn between her father's desire to see her pursue a collegiate education and a possible future in the family business, and her mother's wish for her to marry the "right guy" and have a family.

Mariette'...

Blog Tour: It Had To Be You (Review)

Bella's back, better than ever, trying to plan a wedding for her long-feuding Aunt Rosa and Uncle Lazarro, all while trying to arrange her fabulous wedding to the love of her life.

Will the details surrounding Rosa and Lazarro's forties-style wedding, the growing number of family members arriving from Italy - and an old mobster from New Jersey and the unexpected decision by her closest friend lead Bella to a breakdown or a break-through? Will she find her "happily-ever-after" with DJ after all...