One woman. One God. One passion.
In an exotic culture of 7.5 million people and over 3 million gods, one woman resolves to follow her heart. . .
After several setbacks, my novel, Journey to Judah, has finally been released! As soon as the book gets established with Ingram Distributors, it will be available through national retail outlets. Capstone Fiction tells me that will take anywhere from two weeks to a month, so once again, I must be patient. The Lord's timing is always perfect.
While you twiddle your thumbs and tap your foot, here's a brief blurp to wet your appetite.
Maggie Osteder's given up hope of finding a man who shares her love for India. So while her friends plan dream weddings, she follows her heart, fulfilling a ten-year dream of becoming a career missionary. "Don't lose heart. Stay focused on serving, and God will take care of the rest," her mother always tells her. Yet upon arrival in Chennai, a fellow missionary makes a comment that strikes to Maggie's heart--that her ministry will be more effective if she's married. And her newfound friend says she has the perfect match: the new doctor, Gavin Munsfield. But Maggie isn't so sure she's ready to open her heart. . .especially to a man who seems to be struggling with his own issues.
Get ready for a love story you'll never forget. A great read while at the beach or mountains this summer. Stay posted for more information! In the meantime, catch a glimpse of the book cover in the righthand margin.
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We can't wait to read it. The cover looks really nice too. Let us know when we can purchase a copy!
Marcie and Kalley
Eileen,
My name is Elaine Newton. I sat at your table last Thursday evening when you so graciously spoke to our ladies. I really enjoyed your words about your daughters. You are such a gifted speaker..blessed by the Lord.
I'm so sorry I got caught up talking after the tea and forgot to came by to thank you.
I just purchased your book online with Amazon.com. I know I will enjoy it but more than that, I plan to share this with our ladies at church so some young lady who really needs to read this book can hear God's Will for her life.
Thank you so much for sharing with us.
In Christ,
Elaine Newton
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