Loving Promises

Loving #5

by Gail Gaymer Martin

Loving Promises by Gail Gaymer Martin released on Feb 22, 2005 is available now for purchase.

Genres: Love Inspired, Christian Fiction, Christian, Christian Romance, Romance

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 1, 2005

About the author

Multi-award-winning novelist, Gail Gaymer Martin writes Christian fiction for Winged Publications with many books published by Love Inspired and Barbour Publishing, where she was honored by Heartsong readers as their Favorite Author of 2008. Gail has 77 published novels or novellas with over four million books in print. She is the author of Writers Digest’s Writing the Christian Romance and a founder of American Christian Fiction Writers, a keynote speaker at churches, libraries and civic organizations and presents workshops at conference across the US. She was named one of the four best novelists in the Detroit area by CBS local news. Gail loves to hear from readers through her website contact and adds the reader's name to her bi-monthly drawing for a free book or two.

Reviews

[Amy Deadwyler]

I thought both characters were sort of self-centered for most of the book.

[Jenny Thompson]

This novel preaches a version of Christianity that turns my stomach. Bible verses are read like horoscopes, with the protagonists projecting whatever they want to hear into the words. The reader is gifted with a lot of "Christian" lessons. A single mother just can't be a good parent to a boy - she needs a man (even if he's a loner who hates kids) to raise her son right. In a refreshing twist, it is not only a woman's life that is hopeless and empty without marriage and babies - men are worthless alone too, apparently. That doesn't mean that girls can climb on monkey bars or go to baseball games though. Those things are for boys.

[Carla Sokotuk]

I really enjoyed this book.

[Denise Sawyer]

A typical "Love Inspired" book. Some of it was a little unrealistic but nice easy story line.

[Debbie Sue]

didnt really like this one Dale was a selfish jerk. everything was about him what he wanted no matter who got hurt

[Sheila]

Dale was way to sexist for me.

[Melissa (Always Behind)]

2.5 stars--LI about finding love, nothing special.