This 31 day devotion explores the concept of happiness as a transferable gift. It never diminishes when given. Solitude is for meditation. Happiness requires involvement.
http://www.evenbeforepublishing.com/index.php/our-books/christian-living-books/178-signposts-to-happiness
NURSE AMY WILKINS HAS COME HOME
After her marriage ends in tragedy, Amy returns to Snowgum Creek to rebuild her life. There she meets widower Ben Morton, who's not looking for romance, though his young children are eager for Amy's attention. She's given up on her dream of being a mother, but can't ignore how she's drawn to Ben's little ones, and to their handsome farmer dad.
As love kindles between Ben and Amy, she worries how she'll ever measure up to the wife he lost. And Ben is concerned about how Amy will ever truly fit into life on the farm. They could be the answer to each other's prayers—if the secret Amy is keeping doesn't tear them apart.
http://www.narelleatkins.com
Charter to Redemption by D.J. Blackmore (Even Before Publishing, May 2014)
Emma charters a ride to Australia with a promise of marriage to a man she has never met. She discovers instead the harsh reality of Newcastle in the 1800s. Here Tobias learns the rations, the regulations, and the reprisal, though he longs for redemption and hope. Neither Emma nor Tobias bargain on the repercussions.
http://www.evenbeforepublishing.com/index.php/our-books/fiction-books/168-charter-to-redemption
Return to Frazier Bay by Joanne Hill (New Zealand indie author, May 2014)
Veterinarian Jodie Callaghan is on a mission to save Frazier Bay, voted one of the dullest small towns in New Zealand. She just hasn’t counted on brother-in-law Gabe Maxwell coming back on to the scene – the man who abandoned her when she needed him most. A sweet, heartwarming romance.
https://itunes.apple.com/book/return-to-frazier-bay/id853329699?mt=11
Sounds like good books to watch for!
ReplyDeleteSonja, I hope you have an opportunity to read a few of the books :)
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