Need a Summer Beach Read?

 

 

Worth the Time is on sale for 99 cents. It's book two in the Waltham Academy series.

Find it here: Worth the Time on Amazon

 

You don't have to read book one to follow book two, but if you're like me and like to read things in order, book one--Worth the Wait--is 3.99 on Amazon. Find it here: Worth the Wait on Amazon

 

 

What other books are you reading this summer?

 

I'm in the middle of Jen Turano's book After a Fashion, and I'm loving it! You can check that book out here (It's 9.99 for the kindle): After a Fashion on Amazon

 

 

 

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God has more!

 

 

 

Worth the Time on Amazon.

 

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Sometimes I don't Get It

 

When I first got the cover for Worth the Time from my publisher, I have to admit I was a little confused.

I was worried that someone who didn't know the series would immediately think couple....and an older guy with a teen girl.

 

 

But, you know what, my publisher got what I had forgotten.

This wasn't a story about a girl meeting a guy and falling in love.

It was about a girl who thought she was abandoned by her father only to find out she wasn't.

A girl discovering that she is loved.

By her earthly father.

And more importantly, her heavenly father.

 

That's the greatest love story ever told--the one we have with our creator.

 

 

 

So, my publisher added the blurb on the front, and it's perfect to me. I love it.

It's not the norm to show a girl with her dad on the cover of a YA novel, but I've never been normal. :) And Lindsey's not either.

Hope you enjoy Lindsey's story.

 

It's on sale Tuesday, January 6th on Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

(And Worth the Wait is on sale until Saturday for 99 cents to celebrate. Find it on Amazon .)

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HopeSprings Giveaway: Hope in Jesus

 

Immigration Debates

ISIS

Racial Tension

Violence

Depression

Bullying

Broken or hurting marriages

 

 

 

The world is messy. It's broken. Wait, it's more than broken, it's in shattered pieces.

 

And we search in all the wrong places to fix it: the government, anger, social status, education, relationships, etc.

 

And they don't solve it. They will disappoint us every time we place our hope in them.

 

 

Where's the hope of a better future? The hope that tomorrow will be brighter?

 

Jesus.

 

He is the only hope, the only way, the only truth. He takes our brokenness and restores.

 

He is hope. The brokenness of the world may still swirl around us, a tornado of sin, but inside we can still grasp onto the hope of Jesus.

 

Titus 2:13 (ESV): Waiting for our blessed hope, the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior Jesus Christ

 

Our hope is not in the things of the world. Our hope is not in the people around us. Our hope is in Jesus alone and His appearance--His promise fulfilled.

 

What a glorious day that will be!

 

What does the word hope mean to you? Leave a comment for a chance to win a copy of Worth the Time. (Be sure to leave your email address.)

 

Each comment will also enter you into the Author of HopeSprings giveaway (150 dollar Amazon gift card).

 

I'll draw a winner on the 20th.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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