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NO SAFE HAVEN
by KIMBERLEY AND KAYLA WOODHOUSE
A Peril filled Page-turner!
This story starts off with a power-packed punch with
Marcus Gray sitting in his car and suddenly seeing an unmanned car racing
toward him in his rear view mirror. In his last moments, the images of his
beloved wife and precious daughter fill his thoughts along with the knowledge
that the remote-controlled car was undoubtedly filled with explosives...
Jumping ahead to one year later, the intense drama
doesn’t let up at all! Marcus’ widowed wife Jenna Tikaani-Gray and twelve year
old daughter Andrea (Andie) are on a small plane flying from out of their town Anchorage,
Alaska, and headed for home along the Chena River. But disaster strikes when
their pilot friend Hank, unexpectedly pulls a gun on the last-minute passenger
travelling with them! Unbelievably, Hank also shoots the plane’s radio. This unfamiliar
passenger on Jenna’s plane is able to knock the gun out of Hank’s hand as well
as the knocking out Hank too, but their lives are in grave danger with the
plane having no radio, working controls, or fuel left, and the very remote and
treacherous Mt. Sultana rushing is towards them!
Cole Maddox, the mysterious man on the plane is the only
one that Jenna and her daughter Andie can rely upon to help them stay alive in
this freezing and hostile environment that they’ve crashed in to. But who is he
and why was he even on the plane? Clearly a man with some secrets, can he even
be trusted? When a fierce winter storm rages, along with alarming injuries to
some of the survivors, elevation sickness, and Andie’s rare neurological
disorder, everything seems against them. In addition to this, there are people
that want to kill them no matter what it takes. Can they all manage to possibly
survive?
No Safe Haven is a relentless tale of suspense, danger,
and intrigue. From jaw-dropping moments to tissue-grabbing occasions, this
story is an undeniable page-turner that will be near impossible to put down!
Add to all that a sweet romance and you’ve got yourself a story you’ll cherish.
Woven throughout this story also is the eloquently
explained message of salvation… movingly expressed and perfect for those who
could benefit from this important message without being too preachy.
The characters are all well-developed, interesting and
unique, and I fell in love with the bright, feisty and charming Andie straight
away! She had a heart of compassion for others and a deep love for God. But
this enchanting child unfortunately suffers from HSAN (Hereditary Sensory
Autonomic Neuropathy), an extremely rare nerve disorder where she cannot sweat
or feel pain. What were hazardous situations already, became even more
dangerous for this courageous young girl.
And what made this incredible story even more so amazing
and real, was when I discovered that Andie was based on co-author Kayla
Woodhouse who suffers from this disorder in reality. I remain deeply inspired
by this beautiful mother and daughter duo and thank them both for this exciting
and brilliant story while bringing awareness to this very rare condition!
Kim & Kayla's books can be purchased through CBD, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other bookstores.
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GIVEAWAY: Kimberley is graciously giving away a bunch of books this week! Leave an answer to the question to enter.
QUESTION:
Do you or have you ever suffered from a condition where you have felt
alone in your experience and if so, what has helped you through it?
NOELA, what a wonderful and exciting review! Why have I not read any of KIMBERLEY'S books yet...what's wrong with me? LOL
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I have been fighting a condition in my body and sometimes it feels like friends and family have all gone. But Jesus has never left me for one second, and in His time He will say, "Enough!", and I will be healed. I believe that!
Thank you DIANA for your kind words. At least you can rectify your lapse by reading one of Kimberley and Kayla's books now lol... and this one is a great one to begin with! :)
DeleteIt can be difficult for others to especially understand conditions that don't show any physical signs, but as you say, our Lord is ALWAYS there. Believing with you!
Diana - I know exactly where you're coming from :)
DeleteAmen - that the Lord is always there. Always.
Friends, NOELA, is having internet problems and will respond to your comments as soon as she is over her computer woes! Thank you for your patience!
ReplyDeleteNo problem, Diana! We all have to deal with tech woes once in a while, praying her computer comes back quickly :) meantime, we're happy to enjoy Noela's review and it's a GOOD one!
Deleteblessings Diana and our precious OWG ladies :)
KARA, our little encourager, thank you so much for stopping by! NOELA's review is very GOOD...I totally agree! Blessings back atcha. :)
DeleteKARA and DIANA, thank you to both of you for your encouragement! Internet is back up and running, and we are thankful it wasn't computer problems but just maintenance being done on the power cables. Hoping the work is completed so that we don't lose our connection tomorrow also! Hugs and Blessings!!
DeleteI love how interactive and yes, ENCOURAGING - all of you are! How precious.
DeleteWOO HOO NOELA!! Great review, between you and MARIAN I know I am going to have to read KIMBERLEY'S books! :) They sound wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHey TERESA! Thanks and yes, Kimberley's books are indeed wonderful!! I especially love this story because it also gives a great understanding of Kayla's rare condition, while reading a fantastic story! :)
DeleteGREAT review, Noela!! Wow, sounds like the PERFECT combo of suspense and sweetness :) I'm with Diana on this, how have I missed Kimberley's books??!! I will definitely be adding these books to my growing TBR list and requesting them for my library :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your comments, Noela, I'm so enjoying learning more about Kimberley/Kayla and their fabulous mother-daughter stories!
Hugs and blessings!
*i'm OWG's encourager, i LIKE that Diana!!*
You're exactly right KARA, it really is the perfect combination!! I just know you will really enjoy this story Kara, so definitely do add it to your library!
DeleteThanks Kara, you're the best. :)
KARA - I love your excitement! I can't wait to hear your thoughts :)
DeleteNOELA - you are such a blessing. What a great review!
Thank you KIMBERLEY!! That mean's a lot! You and your daughter have blessed me with your inspiring testimony and great books!
DeleteGreat review Noela! Sounds like an awesome story! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by JENNY! Can't wait for you to start reading more... and you'll have to definitely add this one to the list of books to read. Thank you for your encouragement as always! :)
DeleteJENNY - thanks so much for stopping by!
Deletegood morning !!! What a great review ~ need to read now ... as for the condition that made me feel along ~ I went through a chemotherapy treatment on my face... the doctor thought it would be just around my nose on my cheek area....well, it was all over my face, my forehead, chin both cheeks, and I truly looked terrible.. it felt terrible, very painful, it would burn, and if I smiled or opened my mouth to eat, it would crack and bleed, as the treatment lasted 21 days... I would cry when it was time to put the treatment on.. I couldn't leave the house, I was scarey looking, esp to children.. My granddaughter was fine with it, my daughter made sure she saw me every day to be used to it.. for her preschool graduation I told her I couldn't go because of the booboos on my face and I didn't want to frighten anyone, and she said, very matter of factly, Nani, we will just tell them you have a booboo !!! I wasn't alone anymore !!!!!! I prayed for relief, and the meds worked ~ it got all of the cancerous cells and all worked out... all is well !!!! thanks for the great review..
ReplyDeleteRosemary Foley rfoley@salemstate.edu
Good morning to you ROSEMARY... although here in Australia it's now just after 10pm! :)
DeleteThank you so much for sharing your story Rosemary! How hard that must have been for you going through all of that. I'm sooo glad you had God to bring you through it and answer your prayers. And how precious of your granddaughter to give you that encouragement... I just love their innocence and the pure way they have of looking at things at times. I'm thanking God right now for your healing, that's so wonderful. You are an overcomer Rosemary!! :)
God bless you and I hope you get to read this great story!
ROSEMARY - what an ordeal! But our God is sooooo good. Even through the toughest of times. It was so nice to hear from you!
DeleteI have had several times in my life where something happened and I felt alone ... one I will tell you about was waiting alone in a procedure room a couple of years back; a doctor and nurse would "be right back", but were delayed. I spent a half hour laying alone in a cold room (unclothed except for one of those hygenic paper blankets that doctors buy in bulk), wondering if they were going to discover bladder cancer. I finally realized - "so what?" If they don't, I have no reason to worry. If they do - well, I'll fight it, and even if I lose that battle I'd had a pretty good run. (not that I didn't want to see and do more, of course!)
ReplyDeleteBesides, I wasn't alone; I was pretty sure my guardian angel was hanging out with me.
Turns out, no cancer! Just ("just") a large kidney stone lodged in my bladder wall. I should have spent that time being more worried about that procedure itself, in which the doctor took this device and ... ah, but that's a story for another day ...
p.s. thanks to noela and the Woodhouses for offering the giveaway. If selected for something, my email address is KuligowskiAndrew [at] gmail [daht] com.
DeleteOoh ANDREW...lol, yes leave that story for now! I can see how that time alone in the procedure room would have been difficult and lonely, but as you explained, sometimes we do require that time alone so that God can speak to us and give us that comfort and peace that we need!
DeleteThanks for stopping by!
ANDREW - your reply reminded me of a similar event - I'd had several miscarriages and was in pre-op for surgery when all of a sudden all of the staff gasped and left the room. I thought for sure they would return and tell me that I was going to die and soon, but wouldn't you know, I was pregnant - with the first of my miracle children.
DeleteBut I will never forget those minutes, because of what God did in me. It's a reminder I often need of His presence, His peace, and His power.
This is a fantastic review, Noella!!! If I hadn't already read the book,. I would definitely want to after reading your review :)
ReplyDeleteI think if you ask any parent of a mentally challenged child if they've ever felt alone, the answer would be a resounding yes. For me, it wasn't alone in a spiritual sense (I always felt the Lord's presence and knew He was my solid Rock!) but in the sense that no one in our circle of family or friends had a child like our Amy. When you have a diagnosis of Developmental Delay with Mental Retardation, there's just no set of rules for anything. It wasn't as if we could say she had "this particular disorder" and this is the "usual prognosis" for said disorder. As one of our favorite doctors said to us, "There's no playbook for Amy. We're in the dark." That was a tough place to be but praise the Lord she is dwelling in the LIGHT now!
Oh thank you ANNE, you sweetheart! It was a great story wasn't it?! :)
DeleteHaving brought up a child with Asperger's Syndrome, I have also felt that sense of being alone and not having family that really understood. I was so grateful to God for having already brought a friend into my life that had a child that was only diagnosed a few years before mine, because then we were able to support each other.
'Being in the dark' would not have been an easy thing to hear your doctor say! We like answers don't we?! But I'm glad to hear you weren't alone spiritually, and that God has brought you through. God bless you Anne.
oh ANNE - what a story! And it's so true, it's very lonely when the specialists tell you that there's no one else like your child or you'll never see a doctor that will understand your child's condition, etc. I always rest in the fact that God made her, He knows and understands even if no one else does.
DeleteAnd it just thrills me to pieces to know that you've read No Safe Haven already!
Loved the review! I do have scoliosis my back is in bad shape. I have a lot of pain in it. But not much can be done about it so I handed it over to God. He is my comforter.It does limit what I can do so I usually am home alone. But I must say it isn't always sickness or a disease that makes us alone.Things in life happen that make us alone death, splitting of a church you loved and friends leaving, and becoming a caregiver for a loved one so you are shut in away from friends you do have. So you just read my life. That's why books are so important to me. I make many friends in them. I can go off to faraway places. I can laugh or I can cry. You the authors and your books are my life! God Bless you!hanks for the chance to win this.
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Thanks DIANA for sharing. And please KNOW that you have friends right here!! And we will all keep you in our prayers for relief and healing.
DeleteYou are right about all those things that can make us feel alone. I'm glad to hear you have found such fun, comfort, and wonderful travelling experiences in books! Having Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia, I don't go out as much these days, and I honestly don't know what I'd do without all these wonderful books and the beautiful friends I've found through them! Here's hoping you win a copy! God bless you!
DIANA, as NOELA so aptly put it -- you are in our thoughts and putting you on our prayer lists! Thank God for books that carry us away from it all for awhile.
DeleteOh, DIANA, books are Kayla's best friends and so huge for her - especially when there's no where she can go.
DeleteWe will definitely be praying for you!
I just realized I always spell your name wrong, Noela! I am so sorry.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite alright Anne! I actually don't mind that spelling or pronounciaton at all! ;)
DeleteGreat review. No Safe Haven sounds like a page turner for sure.
ReplyDeleteKatie J.
johnsonk133[at]yahoo[dot]com
Thanks so much KATIE! And you're right, it sure does keep you turning the pages!
DeleteDo you have an answer for the question Katie so you can be in the draw? Blessings!
KATIE - I'm so thankful you stopped by!
DeleteGreat review for this book. Sure would love to win and read this book.
ReplyDeleteHi and thanks JUANITA, so glad you stopped by! You have such a pretty name by the way! :)
DeleteWould love you to be in with a chance to win, so do you have an answer to the question underneath the review Juanita? God bless.
JUANITA - so very blessed you stopped by :)
DeleteI know it too late now. But yes. When going through my three back surgeries with 4 months of each other. Had to do a lot of praying to get through the that time. I really felt all alone and wondering why this was happening to me.
DeleteMany times in life I have felt this way! Each time I asked God to help and knowing he is always with me helped me each time. I am never alone since God is with me all the time!
ReplyDeleteIt is SO wonderful having God with us MEGAN when we feel alone in our troubles isn't it?! He is such a caring and loving heavenly Father!
DeleteAppreciate you dropping by, you are in the draw! :)
MEGAN - Amen - HE IS ALWAYS there!
DeleteWow, what a beautifully written review, NOELA!
ReplyDeleteYou know about my condition. It's a daily surrender to God and I have to trust that He will help me through.
Thank you MARIAN!! :) Our God always does help us through and the best part is knowing that we are NEVER ever alone! x
DeleteYes, I suffered from anxiety and depression and felt so alone! I finally found a shrink and talked with my family I'm better now but, have to remember everyday that I'm not alone!
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Hi CARRIE, those two things - anxiety and depression, can sometimes be the hardest things to deal with because they drain us so and rob us of the truth that God is there with His open arms to love us completely and unconditionally. I'm so happy for you that you are so much better now! God bless you!
DeleteCARRIE - your comment made me think of a song "I am not alone" - very powerful and a huge comfort.
DeleteOh my, Noela, you had me hanging at the edge of my seat with this review. This story sounds like my cuppa tea. :) That's what is so wonderful about this blog and others like it. You get the word out on books I might otherwise have missed.
ReplyDeleteNow for the question: I've battled anxiety and panic disorder for years. It has caused me to avoid crowds and social settings, and in my profession, that can be disastrous. Battles of the mind can be the loneliest of all. It's so hard at times to admit our frailties, but it helps to realize we're never really alone. Besides the fact we have access to an ever-present God, there's the comfort of knowing we're surrounded by loving, understanding people. I'm grateful for my friends and family in that regard.
Awesome review!
MARCIA, I have had the same problem for many years. And no amount of therapy helped...so I just talk to the great Counselor -- and keep praying that He will heal whatever is in my subconscious mind that is causing these attacks. I'm doing better and I will be praying the same thing for you, my dear author friend whose books I love! :)
DeleteNoela is sawing logs right now, but she'll be up in a cupla hrs or so.
MARCIA, so lovely to have you drop by! And thrilled you enjoyed the review... you'll have to let me know what you think when you read the book!
DeleteThose invisible battles we face can often make us feel so alone, but thankfully as you say we do have our 'ever-present God'!! It's not always so easy but many times when I've consciously switched my focus onto Him, I've been brought to tears as I soaked up His enveloping love and sweet understanding. And His strength.
Friends and family can be so helpful aren't they?! And you my sweet friend are very much loved by all of us here!!
DIANA... didn't get to saw many logs last night so I'm afraid the cabin will have to wait! ;)
MARCIA - something really stood out to me in your comment - "admit our frailties" - oh, so very true. It's really been tough on us to be in the media spotlight so much - because then everyone puts you up on a pedestal and I just want to scream, "But I'm just me! I make a thousand mistakes a day!" because it's so hard to live up to everyone's expectations.
DeleteI have not had any conditions that I have suffered from, how ever there are other issues in my life that I have endured that was painfully hard to deal with and my husband helped me deal with it and I am in the process of writing about it.
ReplyDeleteCRYSTAL, I'm so glad you have such an understanding husband who is willing to help you. And writing is good therapy -- or so I have heard!
DeleteDon't forget to leave your email addy in case your name is drawn as the blessed winner! :)
CRYSTAL - I LOVE that you are writing about it! That's one of the greatest ways to deal with issues and learn from them and help encourage others!
DeleteMy answer to the question is yes, I have suffered for years with migraine headaches that get so debilitating that all I can do is stay in bed and occasionally every so often I will have cluster headaches. I know lots of people suffer from migraine headaches but sometimes it feels no one understands how bad they are. I am the only one in my family that has migraines.
ReplyDeleteKatie J.
johnsonk133[at]yahoo[dot]com
Oh, they are terrible and absolutely debilitating, KATIE! We at OWG will surely keep you in our prayers. If one has never suffered from them they just don't have a clue how awful migraines can be. Blessings, KATIE!
DeleteKATIE - that just breaks my heart. Migraines can be so horrific. I had a friend years ago in AR that could never leave her house because the migraines were constant. It was awful to watch her suffer. We will be praying for you! And I will pray for the Lord to give you something so very beautiful out of the suffering.
DeleteI have felt alone since my husband passed away 3 years ago after 25 years of marriage. We had no children. Since then, I have had several medical issues. I miss him so much going through this with me. God is great, though!!
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DeleteI am so sorry to hear about your lose. It is very devastating to lose a loved one, my father passed away almost 17 years ago and my mother has never gotten over it. I will be praying for you that you will be feeling better soon and I am so glad you visited OWG. GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!! :)
SUSANLULU - what a loss. But knowing that you are clinging to HIM is beautiful to see. Grab onto His joy, friend.
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ReplyDeleteWell, I do have a lot of problems that make me just want to stay at home. Trouble that when I have been in the hosp. and had every kind of test, they never find the answer. So, also makes me not want to go to the doctor when something comes up, and this upsets my kids. But, as I tell them the docs never seem to help. And, sometimes you feel like the doctor thinks it's all in your head. So, just have to do the best I can, and as long as I am able to stay out of the bed and go when I need to, I just live with it. I do pray a lot. But, I do feel that others don't think I really hurt as much as I do. I do have Poly Myalgia Ruematica , which probably causes alot of the muscle aches but the only help is to take harmones which issn't reccommended for often, so just pray a lot and live with it. Have done so many years. Then, I tell myself it could be much worse, like cancer, paralisys, etc. Would like to win this book. Thanks for the chance. Maxie
Hi MAXIE, always so nice to see you and would love for you to win this book also!
DeleteOur bodies can be a mystery can't they?! In the past, I use to think I was the only one that confounded dr's but lately I can see that many experience that too! Maxie I was once diagnosed with PMR but apparently it was Fibromyalgia... the symptoms can be similar and I certainly know what you are going through. I will be praying for you Maxie for relief and healing from our Great Physician who thankfully knows about everything.
God bless you!
MAXIE - I will be praying for you! It's difficult when others don't seem to understand - but I pray you know the ONE Who does understand. He will always be there for you.
DeleteI was taking my then 12 year to a baseball game in April 2011 aSat. morning on the way there a car that was 3-4 cars in front of me wanted to turn into a store and everyone stop and a lady came from behind me going 45mph she hit me I as I was stop into the tree trimming tree that was in front of me .I threw out my arm to protect Micah from going forward . I am not suppose to be alive .BUT GOD had a different plan I have there is severe muscle sprain in my neck and back from it . I try and think of what would have happen if I was not between that lady who hit me and the truck she would have died right then or if it was a older person or couple they could have die as well .That is what helps me get through this .God had his hand on me and my son that day that is for sure .I believe I am healed no matter what my body says God said I am so I am.There are family members and friends who have supported me . Still have a ways to go .Dr.said I wil always be in some kinda pain and I will never be able to work like I did .Love to win .Thank you ,Dana "Girl"
ReplyDeleteHey, DANA! I went through a similar situation and was hit broadside by a lady doing about 60 mph. Dr. told me I would probably end up in a wheelchair. But like you, I believe God is going to heal my neck. The Bible says, Whos report will you believe? Not the doctor's for sure! Let's pray for one another, DANA!
DeleteDANA, we will be praying for you as well! God has you here for a reason :)
DeleteThank you all so much for the support and prayers this week. I'm sorry I haven't been as available as I'd hoped, but I can't do much of anything yet, and then the major drugs they had me on, were great for the pain, but made me loopy. Who knew what I would have typed if I could have held the laptop!
ReplyDelete(Hopefully, I'm making sense today!)
God bless you all - what a blessing you have been to me.
Kimberley, we are so happy that you are on the road to recovery, and thank you for letting us share your books this week! And we are so glad to have CARRIE back home safely as well!
DeleteKIMBERLEY, that might've been quite fun to see what you would've typed, lol, while on the pain medication!!
DeleteBut you are making perfect sense today, and I am impressed and happy to even see you here now after your ordeal!! We will be continuing to pray for you!
God bless you and Kayla! x
Sounds like a great book, Noela! Thanks for the review! I love that Kim is touching upon this rare disorder and that there is a personal testimony! So glad we could feature Kim and Kayla this week! Florida had great weather and we came home to dangerous driving conditions in snow. Glad to be safely in our warm home!!!
ReplyDeleteSO glad to have you back home safe and warm, CARRIE!!
DeleteIt was such a great story and so informative in helping me personally to understand this rare condition, through the charming character of Andie!
It really has been such a pleasure having Kim and Kayla and their lovely friend with us all here on OWG this week!!
Thanks so much, NOELA!!! Well, I hope you wonderful OWG angels ministered to Kim and I pray she feels great soon. Surgery-ACK, no fun, and then the pain meds and all that--yucky stuff. Hope she was cheered by all these well wishers!!!
DeleteCARRIE - I hope you had a wonderful time on your trip! It's been a blessing to be here this week. I had people reading me the posts when I wasn't allowed to do anything. :) I'm still not allowed to do much, but I can sit and type for little snippets. (which is good because I have edits due on Friday - I need to kick-start my brain back into gear!)
DeleteThank you so much for inviting us here. What a wonderful, wonderful site. And wow. What a blessing all these people are!
I would still like to win one of Kimberley and Kayla's books. Maxie
ReplyDeleteYou are in the draw, MAXIE! :) I hope you get to win one! God bless you, and I've been praying for you too!
DeleteMAXIE - thank you so much for participating! :)
DeleteHow remarkable!! I have never suffered from any condition where I felt alone or isolated.
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MARY, I'm so happy to hear that, that's great!!
DeleteIt is surprising though, just how many people out there that do feel alone in their situation, either from isolation or from lack of understanding in others. And maybe you might be able to be one that encourages those that are in this position! Thanks so much for stopping by and I wish you all the best! :)
MARY - thank you for stopping by - and I love NOELA's idea - you could be the encourager!
DeleteWow, MARY PRESTON, that is miraculous! I've never known anyone who hasn't! But then I was a psychologist for 25 years, too!
DeleteCONGRATS! You are our first winner for Kim's book "No Safe Haven!"
This sounds like a very exciting and fun book to read--I will have to add it to my TBR list too!
ReplyDeleteI think probably the time when I experienced the feeling of loneliness, was probably after having a miscarriage (many years ago). Time goes on and everyone thinks, you have "gone on" and you are now "OK", yet, you are still grieving. During that time, I found a wonderful book, written by a woman who had experienced many miscarriages called "Empty Arms" and it really touched me, where I was at, at that time. This author, had still not had a successful pregnancy, when she wrote the book, and I think may have never gone on to have a child, but God used her to bless many others who had the misfortune of going through similar experiences. I on the other hand was very fortunate to go on to have 2 more healthy children, to add to our 3 we already had. God is GREAT!
God also, showed me his love while walking along side me during my breast cancer diagnosis and treatments--I plan to write a "mini-story" about that experience someday, as my good friend Diana Flowers has asked...
Vicki
vmarney(at)hotmail(dot)com (Yes, I would LOVE to win this book--Thanks for another opportunity to win a wonderful book!)
VICKI - what a precious, precious story. Thank you for sharing that from your heart. And thank you so much for your support. We really appreciate each and every reader.
DeleteTo God be the glory!
How wonderful VICKI that God used that book to minister to you in your time of need. No one knows our heart and what we go through like our heavenly Father! You def should write about your experiences, because it just might touch and help others just as you were through the other book 'Empty Arms'. :)
DeleteSo happy for you too for your blessing of your 5 special children!
I hope you have enjoy No Safe Haven just as much as I did when you read it!! God bless!
I'd love to win this! I'm dealing with some health problems and it's easy to feel alone in it, but I know there's a lot of other people dealing with the same thing. My mom's very supportive and helps me a lot. Prayer also helps when I feel alone and when I start to have a pity party! shopgirl152nykiki(at)yahoo(dot)com
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