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This is book 6 in the Refuge series, but you don't have to have read the other books to enjoy this one.  This book tells about the developing relationship between Reyne and Logan.  Reyne was part of a fire jump that went bad and since then she distances herself from the main lines, but then she meets and begins to have feelings for Logan, a fire jumper, and must work through her feelings for him and her fear of the front line.  "I received this book for free from  WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group  for this review." More about Lisa http://waterbrookmultnomah.com/author-spotlight.php?authorid=75646

Bethany has made a life for herself  far removed from how she grew up, but when she has to return home to take care of family business she hopes not have to return to that life very long.  Instead she finds herself staying longer than she intended.  During her unexpected stay she is forced to reconsider why she left and the direction her life has taken."I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review."  More info about Katie and her writing can be found here  http://katieganshert.com/

After reading the cover, I wanted to dive into this book and keep reading.  I was not disappointed.  The book kept me wondering what would happen next and who would be responsible for what was happening.  I had to wonder how it would work out for Lizzie and her daughter Charity.  It was also interesting to see each character's different takes on forgiveness and how the treated Lizzie and her daughter.

Having just completed Where Lilacs Still Bloom, I was looking forward to reading this book as well.  This story continues after the Estby's journey to NYC to raise money to save the family farm in Washington State.  They traveled  there by walking due to a wager from the fashion industry.  The daughter Clara did not choose to come back and this book tells what may have happened and why she didn't decide to come back and how that decision affected her life. More by Jane Kirkpatrick can be found at www.jkbooks.com    "I received this book for free from  WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group  for this review."

This is a fictional rendering of the real life Hulda Klager.  She was a gardener who loved to grow many things including several varieties of lilacs.  She wrote down much of her accomplishments in gardening.  This book chronicles those accomplishments as well as what happened in her personal life with her family and friends.  A good read for those who love growing flowers and are interested in life during that time period. Find out more from Jane Kirkpatrick at www.jkbooks.com   "I received this book for free from  WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group  for this review."  

This is the third book in the Crossroads Crisis Center series.  The book has some carry over from the other two books which I had not read, but was still  a good book to read.  It seems that the town of Seagrove village has been hit again by terrorism and the no one knows who to trust.  Vicki Hinze does a good job of keeping you turning the pages to see how things work out and how the characters learn who to trust. "I received this book for free from  WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group  for this review." More from Vicki can be found here  vickihinze.com

This story is good for those who like Bible archeology.  It is about a dig that David Chambers goes on to uncover an ancient scroll and all that goes on to complete the dig. He has to work though challenges from other people and history itself. buy now   http://waterbrookmultnomah. com/catalog.php?isbn= 9781601420732 "I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review"