The Betrayal by Jerry Jenkins

Boone Drake cannot figure out why he's been cut out of the loop. Lying in a hospital bed, thankful to be alive, Drake wants to find the ones who put him there, but his friends at the station are cutting him out. No one has been by to see him nor have they returned any of his phone calls. After making the biggest sting of his career, Drake wants to find the delinquents who put him in the hospital and nearly killed the star witness. As the answers start to come in, it is apparent that someone inside the Chicago police department is feeding information to the enemy. Who would do such a thing? Who could Drake trust?

Another page turner by Jenkins. I could not put this book down and the many twists and turns left me guessing as to who was behind the deception. While I didn't care for the Left Behind series, Jenkins novels in recent years have been thought provoking and enjoyable reads. My favorite is still

Riven which ties two stories into one and brings one man to the brink of his ministry and the other, who is condemned to die, chooses not only the most unique, but the most painful of deaths to share his faith! Wondering what's on the horizon for Jerry Jenkins, click here.

Just another thought from the tub,

Lori

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Hidden Affections by Delia Parr

 

Annabelle Tyler saw a different future for herself than the one currently being thrust upon her. A chance at a new life was desirable, but the one she's been given was not what she foresaw...nor wanted.

Harrison Graymoor knows how to play the flirtation game and is sure in his efforts to tease all the available young maidens of Philadelphis without any serious intention of marrying one of them. He enjoys the bachelor game and has become notorious for playing with the affections of many a young lady. He's determined to remain alone.

Annabelle and Harrisonstubbornly cling to their perceived desires even though their hearts are pulling them together. Will their pride and independence keep them from finding their path together?

Delia Parr weaves another unique tale of love and mystery. Parr sweetly ties two lives together and intertwines faith throughout their story to tell a deeper message of love and sacrifice. If you are interested in more of Delia Parr's books, click here.

Just another thought from the tub,
Lori

Thank You, God, For Loving Me by Max Lucado

Another board book in the Hermie and Friends series, teaching children about the love of God and how we should always be thankful for what he has done for us.

The illustrations are beautiful and the rhymed text flows nicely from page to page. The brief book is the perfect starter for very young children.

Max Lucado has written many children and adult books. His easy to read style coupled with Biblical truth have made his books best-sellers for years. For more information on the writings and ideas of Max Lucado, click here.

Just another Thought From the Tub.
Lori