The Real Mary, by Scot McKnight
The Grand Sophy, by Georgette Heyer (for the umpteenth time, it's the best bathtub reading)
Friday's Child, by Georgette Heyer
A Million Miles in a Thousand Years -- the latest Donald Miller book. The best since Blue Like Jazz. Excellent. Funny. Challenging.
Artists in Crime, by Ngaio Marsh -- Similar in flavor to an Agatha Christie mystery. I loved it.
I'm in the middle of
My Heart's Cry, by Anne Graham Lotz -- this woman can preach like her father but has the poetic expression of her mother. Wow.
A Woman's Heart that Dances, by Catherine Martin -- a heartwarming description of the Christian life as a dance
(My Heart's Cry and A Woman's Heart that Dances complement each other; I'm glad I'm reading them both in the same month.)
The Sacred Echo, by Margaret Feinburg -- This is a new author for me, and I love her!
When Life and Beliefs Collide, by Carolyn Custis James -- If you lead a women's Bible study, you should read this book--you'll be encouraged. If you are a sit-in-the-pew-once-a-week Christian, you should read this book--you'll be challenged. If you're in the midst of a crisis, you should read this book--you'll be comforted.
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I will have to try some of these. :-) Thank you for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteI am so excited that my newest book is coming out soon! He Is Just That Into You: Stories of a Faithful God who Pursues, Engages, and has No Fear of Commitment is my favorite project so far, probably because it’s the most authentic I’ve ever let myself be (in writing).
Here is what Shauna Niequest, author of Cold Tangerines has to say about He Is Just That Into You:
“One of the greatest gifts we can give one another is honesty. Another is friendship. Another is a language to describe our daily life with God, in all its beauty and longing. In these stories, Elisabeth Corcoran gives her readers all three. Her warm, inviting storytelling lets us know that we are not alone, and that’s one of the most important things a story can do.”
And this is what Caryn Rivadeneira, author of Mama’s Got a Fake I.D., says:
“I wish everyone wrote the way Elisabeth Corcoran does! She has a gift for crafting stories that show her big and broken heart and her sharp mind--all the while making us laugh out loud. Her stories are the type that we wish were part of our everyday friendships and conversations. Her raw and touching honesty make us feel less alone in our struggles--and yet more loved by the One who walks with us in them.”
I’m planning a virtual book tour as soon as the book releases, and I would be honored if you would consider hosting a stop on my website/blog tour!
The benefits to you are more traffic to your site, new visitors, fresh and interesting content, and a link on my website and blog.
You can even choose what you’d like the tour content to be for your site (first come, first served, though, as I want each tour stop to have something different).
Here are some of the choices:
-an excerpt from the book
-a book review
-a guest post
-a book trailer
-the idea behind the book cover
-a drawing for a free book to commenters
I know it might be a little difficult to commit since I don’t have a release date yet (other than “this fall), but I’d be honored if you’d host a day. Please consider it and let me know.
Thanks so much for your time,
Elisabeth Corcoran
Author of Calm in My Chaos and In Search of Calm
www.elisabethcorcoran.com
http://elisabethcorcoran.blogspot.com/