This week's title is:
For Better or Worse by Jennifer Johnson
HP 882
ISBN 978-1-60260-679-1
CONTEMPORARY
Harold Smith knows it will be a challenge, but he can hardly wait to take on the roles of husband and father in a house full of girls. But the “for better or for worse” part of their vows is put to the test when Kelly’s oldest daughter drops a bombshell on their wedding day. Kelly begins to fear that by marrying her Harold has completely ruined his life.
Will God convince Kelly to trust Harold and let him fulfill his roles as devoted husband and father?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
For Better or Worse by Jennifer Johnson
HP 882
ISBN 978-1-60260-679-1
CONTEMPORARY
ABOUT THE BOOK:
Kelly has a second chance at love.
Her husband’s death four years ago left a huge hole in Kelly Coyle’s heart and a vacancy in the lives of her three daughters as well. So when Kelly’s furnace broke down, God sent the perfect man for three jobs.
Kelly has a second chance at love.
Her husband’s death four years ago left a huge hole in Kelly Coyle’s heart and a vacancy in the lives of her three daughters as well. So when Kelly’s furnace broke down, God sent the perfect man for three jobs.
Harold Smith knows it will be a challenge, but he can hardly wait to take on the roles of husband and father in a house full of girls. But the “for better or for worse” part of their vows is put to the test when Kelly’s oldest daughter drops a bombshell on their wedding day. Kelly begins to fear that by marrying her Harold has completely ruined his life.
Will God convince Kelly to trust Harold and let him fulfill his roles as devoted husband and father?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jennifer Johnson and her unbelievably supportive husband, Albert, are happily married and raising Brooke, Hayley, and Allie, the three cutest young ladies on the planet. Besides being a middle school teacher, Jennifer loves to read, write, and chauffeur her girls. She is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers. Blessed beyond measure, Jennifer hopes to always think like a child—bigger than imaginable and with complete faith. Send her a note at jenwrites4god@bellsouth.net.
QUESTION FOR YOU: Have your kids ever dropped a verbal bombshell?
Hi everyone, I'm so excited to be the featured author this week! :) My kiddos have definitely dropped verbal bombshells...some more upsetting than others. The good thing is God has always seen us through. :)
ReplyDeleteNow that is a teaser if I've ever heard one! You got my attention!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great read.
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Out of the mouth of babes! Wow, can kids say something at just the right time! For Better or Worse sounds terrific.
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That sounds like a wonderful book, full of twists and moving moments. Thanks for featuring this book on the blog today!
ReplyDeleteI really had a lot of fun writing it. I hope you enjoy it as well. :)
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a great story and different since it starts with the wedding.
ReplyDeleteMy son loves to tell everyone: "My mom is a vampire." His reasoning, my husband calls our bedroom the batcave because we have dark purple curtains. When our son was a baby, he didn't sleep much and I slept whenever I could. So, with the dark curtains, I could nap in the middle of the day, when he did.
What's really great is when he tells that I'm a vampire and I write books, so then people think I'm into the Twilight craze. I'm not. Creeps me out.
That's too funny, Shannon. :)
ReplyDeleteNo life-changing bombshells from the kids yet. Just your normal Oh Mom I need "fill in the blank" for school tomorrow kind of thing.
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