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Giveaway Opportunity (and a New Release!) from Adventure Writer Leslea Wahl
Hey readers! My fellow YA adventure writer Leslea Wahl just released the third book in her Blindside series, which my kids and I love. Check out a sneak peek here.
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When their sleepy Colorado town is overrun by a Hollywood film crew, Jake and Sophie find their private lives exposed for all the world to see.
Meanwhile, a hacked computer, mysterious strangers, and unwanted past
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"I read this book as an ARC and did not receive any compensation for my honest review.
What a fun read! Boyle does an excellent job of setting up and executing the plot. It surprised me with a lot of action quickly and throughout the book. I love Ruby!" Read more of this review » |
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""Where Your Treasure Is" by M. Liz Boyle is full of adventure and suspense. Throughout the book, Ruby has to face the challenges of family relationships, emotions tied to a traumatic loss, and her faith and relationship with God.
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"I've read a couple of M. Liz Boyle's other books and enjoyed them, but Where Your Treasure Is hits different. Plunged into a deep dive of all things treasure-hunting (puns intended) , I became familiar with scuba terms and procedures. I feel like an "
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"Where Your Treasure Is by M. Liz Boyle is a well-written clean romance based on Christian principles with a pinch of suspense. The story takes place on the coast, where a family runs a business offering diving trips. The story is well constructed and"
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“Do what only you can do”
― Loving My Actual Life: An Experiment in Relishing What's Right in Front of Me
― Loving My Actual Life: An Experiment in Relishing What's Right in Front of Me
“Just like in life, we need to overcome our fears before exploring the next adventure.”
― Avalanche
― Avalanche
“Something about surviving a flash flood and a potentially violent person had changed my perspective. I needed to let go and let God.”
― Chased
― Chased
“The only thing you'll find on the summit of Mount Everest is a divine view. The things that really matter lie far below.”
― Peak
― Peak
“And it was like her show of compassion, that one gesture...a woman making sure no one felt alone and isolated, was an invitation to the rest to join in. It was all it took for actual change to happen.”
― See You Monday
― See You Monday
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