Reaching for the light! I'm an avid reader with a penchant for Jesus and Christian Living. I'll share the experiences I'm given by God through my blogs. I have 2 blogs that I currently update pretty much daily: Spiritfilledkindle.com and fatfreefaith.blogspot.com

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Diane Adams
Latest book: Billie's Opportunity - A Christian Romance. Published on March 18, 2012.

Diminished Media Group
Latest book: The Windrider II: A Greater Strength. Published on November 20, 2011. (5.00 from 1 review)

Lyndon Perry
Latest book: Sorrow Remains for the Night [3 Short Stories]. Published on July 5, 2011.
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Stoney M. Setzer
Latest book: The Other Woman. Published on March 28, 2012.
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T. M. Hunter
Latest book: Death Brings Victory. Published on March 14, 2012.
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Tommie Lyn
Latest book: Windows of the Soul. Published on March 9, 2012.
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• Seeking a Miracle on July 09, 2011
  
  Pleasant Surprise! Love this book, and hope Julie will write more. Scripturally Sound and easy to read. Written in small snippets, so I use it as a devotional.
  
• What the F*ck is a Christian Anyway? on July 09, 2011
  
  Very Short and to the point =3 pages long. Not offensive, even if the title is. Doesn't quite answer the question, either, but makes a point about what questions should be asked. Rather, I'd like to see the Author talk about how God enables us to help people and shows us how to do it, rather than just following a biblical example.
  
• Street Justice Charlie's Angel on July 10, 2011
  
  Romance is definitly not the genre I usually select from. In fact if it's under the heading "Romance" I usually steer clear. But if it's written by Samantha Fury, I'll buy it. This book totally kept me on my toes with the suspense, and since the romance is written from a Christian worldview, there's no worry about what smutty thing would happen next. I REALLY cannot wait for the sequel!
  
• Tugger's Down on July 20, 2011
  
  The characters were just so easy to get to know, and likeable. I love how Tommie Lyn tied the knot of their lives together, and just when I really started to wish the story would never end, it did :(. Will be checking out more of her books!
  
• Scribbles on July 30, 2011
  
  LOVED, LOVED, LOVED the characters. When I compare this book to TUGGER'S DOWN, I liked the characters better, but the story a little less. I found it to be a little bit jumpy at times, and vague at others, but still worth the read and recommendation, without a doubt. Tommie Lyn knows how to write characters, though - I find myself never wanting the story to end. She leaves me wanting to keep her characters in my life. I felt the same way about another series, and read all 13 (800+ page) novels, and recently considered reading them again. If Tommie Lyn writes a series, I know I'd be in for the long haul.
  
• ...And Night Falls on Aug. 22, 2011
  
  I can't help but find it amazing that Tommie Lyn can take a rich, spoiled brat, socialite, divorcee and make her likeable. How does she do it? Shelley Goodnight is a rich, pampered daddy's girl, but she's also good natured, loyal, innnocent and honest. You can't help but like her. Then there's Clay Cameron, and if we all could find a man like him, the divorce rate would go down. Then in opposition to the MC's great relationship, there are the failing relationships that surround it. So that the excellent union between the two seems to be like each has found a life raft to cling to in order to stay afloat on turbulent seas. This is Tommie Lyn's greatest talent - to build characters and relationships so realistic, you feel as though you know these people. You want to spend time with them, and you never want to leave their world. Take this and add to it mystery, suspense, and thrilling chase scenes, and you've got ...and night falls.