Written by ELAINE LITTAU, the Christian books of these Series are written to be unique and unpredictable. Check out my webpage. http://elainelittau.com
Titles By Elaine Littau:
Nan's Heritage Series:
Book I, Nan's Journey
Book II, Elk's Resolve
Book III, Luke's Legacy
Book IV, The Eyes of a Stranger
Book V, Timothy's Home
From the next series - Rescued...A Series of Hope:
Book I, Some Happy Day
Book II, Capture the Wandering Heart
Book III, Walk Slowly Through the Dark
New Series- Nashville
Book I, Six Miles From Nashville
Book II, Christmas in Nashville (Coming soon)
go to http://elainelittau.com/ to order.
I have the first 3 chapters of "Some Happy Day" available to readers for free on my website, http://elainelittau.com/
Book I, Nan's Journey
Book II, Elk's Resolve
Book III, Luke's Legacy
Book IV, The Eyes of a Stranger
Book V, Timothy's Home
From the next series - Rescued...A Series of Hope:
Book I, Some Happy Day
Book II, Capture the Wandering Heart
Book III, Walk Slowly Through the Dark
New Series- Nashville
Book I, Six Miles From Nashville
Book II, Christmas in Nashville (Coming soon)
go to http://elainelittau.com/ to order.
I have the first 3 chapters of "Some Happy Day" available to readers for free on my website, http://elainelittau.com/
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Peace by Piece by Peter and Sandra Loth
When a friend recommended Peace by Piece by Peter and Sandra Loth to me I had no idea that I would be glued to my chair and crying the rest of the day away. I simply could not put it down. It was difficult to stomach in places but necessary. Forgiveness is an important topic to me and the issues I have dealt with in that subject do not stack up at all to what this man has been through in his life. Yet, by the grace of God, he was able to release the pain and truly forgive. This gives me hope for myself and my situations. The freedom of spirit he experiences through forgiveness shows that it is worth it. Honestly, I have heard stories about the Holocaust before this one, but this first person post Holocaust story is a must read. Younger readers should not read it without parental approval.
Labels:
child abuse,
forgiveness,
orphan,
post-Holocaust
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