Dana Corbit

This book is about second chances and the courage it takes to both need one and give one.

At first, I wasn't sure I would like this book because the main
character, Charity Sims, was a self-righteous Christian and she annoyed
me. However, as I got into the book, I realized that Charity
would learn, through a relationship with Rick McKinley, that a
relationship with God is personal and not just about religious
acts. She makes a very real and sweet transformation. The

Julia started out having an interest in Kyle to be just a good Christian.  But in the end forgiveness and love beat all the odds and the two had their happily ever after.

What a funny story.  Princess the cat was awesome.  Cassie and Luke getting together wasn't bad either.

Very Good Book

I really liked this book, particularly the part where the heroine's dad chases all her boyfriends away. I mean if they can't take it, they have no right to date her, right?

Dinah Fraser is a PK - that's Preacher's Kid. As a teen, she did what most PK's do and rebelled, but she's older now with a respectable teaching job. Never mind the fact that she lives at home and her dad is still checking out her boyfriends - that is when anyone dares to ask her out - she's a teacher and she takes her job to heart. She feels for the little girl in her class who's mother is away facing chemo treatments. In an attempt to help her, she calls in her student's guardian and life isn't the same after that.

Another anthology and new authors to try out.

FLOWER GIRL BRIDE - DANA CORBIT - LOVE INSPIRED - APR07

A REALLY CUTE AND LIGHTHEARTED STORY OF A RING BEARER AND A FLOWER GIRL ALL GROWN UP