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Intoxicating Desires
Nicole Austin, T K Winters

Samhain Publishing, 2008

Many women fantasize, but few are brave enough to pursue their desires. Reba, Jodi, Katie and Jackie will risk it all to turn their dreams into reality. Recipe for a Mimosa Night: Take a few libations to loosen inhibitions, mix them with meddling college friends, add in an innocent game of dice, and the result is a steamy cocktail of erotic desires. Reba has been plagued by dark, secret fantasies. Never before has she had such scandalously ...

Meet the Austins: The Austin Family Chronicles, Book 1 (Austin Family)

25 reviews
Madeleine L'Engle

Square Fish, 2008

Why I love Meet the Austins
Meet the Austins is a humerous, touching book that cannot be simply summed up with a plot line. Madeline L'engle has done a superb job of creating characters that are believeable and can be easily sympathised with. I have read this book countless times and it never gets old, I always enjoy it just as much each time I read it.

Hidden Places: A Novel

18 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House, 2001

Much Better Than the TV Movie!
The title first caught my attention as a TV Movie, that seemed like a nice, romantic story, along with plenty of struggles for characters of its historical time, and included Christian inspiration. In my search for the book - which I knew had to be better than the movie - I was happy to find out that Lynn Austin is an author of so many historical, Christian novels. I am close to the end of Hidden ...

Until We Reach Home

10 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House, 2008

Hard to put down romantic historical
This story had so much intrigue, suspense, peril, yearning, hope, and faith in the midst of trials that it truly inspired me. The faith journey was SO believeable. The pain they went through made a lot of sense, and I truly felt for them. My heart grieved right along with them. I found myself thinking about the story all the time until I could steal away and read more. That, to me, is the sign of ...

The Strength of His Hand (Thorndike Press Large Print Christian Historical Fiction)

6 reviews
Lynn Austin

Thorndike Press, 2008

By His strength, and in His time. Outstanding once again!!
Wow! That's the only word that comes to mind after reading Lynn Austin. I picked this up with one lingering doubt in my mind, "Will this even match books 1 and 2?" They were THAT good, and Lynn Austin did her homework to the nth degree, and I'm sitting here astounded! I was wondering if she'd include Sannacherib, Hezekiah's fierce, taunting rival! Oh, she did all right, and had me sweating a time ...

The Moon by Night: The Austin Family Chronicles, Book 2 (Austin Family)

22 reviews
Madeleine L'Engle

Square Fish, 2008

A Worthy Successor to "Meet the Austins"
I thoroughly enjoyed "Meet the Austins" and hoped "The Moon by Night" would be half as good. It was even better. I like that "Meet the Austins" gave an introduction to the family, and I found them a very nice family in deed- loving and Christian but still very believable, with realistic problems. "The Moon by Night" takes place about two years later. Mother and Daddy have decided to move the ...

Jesse's Challenge (Corralled)
Nicole Austin

Samhain Publishing, 2008

A few stolen intimate moments shared with a nameless beauty present a challenge no cowboy can resist. Book 3 of the Corralled Series Jesse Powers feels like a fish out of water when he leaves the ranch and jumps feet first into the shark infested waters of big business wheelers and dealers. Homesickness rides the cowboy hard until a fiery uptown girl captures his interest and lassos his heart. Kate Brooks has a plan she's reluctant to deviate ...

Something for the Pain: One Doctor's Account of Life and Death in the ER

15 reviews
Paul Austin

W. W. Norton, 2008

Honest and empathetic
In his new memoir, Something for the Pain: One Doctor's Account of Life and Death in the ER, Paul Austin takes a clear-eyed look at the profession he has chosen---that of a doctor in a metropolitan Emergency Room, who frequently works what other (less superstitious) professionals might term "the Graveyard Shift." Within the covers of this thoughtful and moving debut, Austin graciously allows ...

Proper Pursuit, A

18 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House, 2007

More Than A Historical Novel!
The time is the late 1800's and twenty year old Violet Hayes is on a quest to experience romance and mystery just like the books her and her best friend Ruth snuck to read at Madame Beauchamps' School for girls. Yes she was taught to be a lady but she wants adventure. After finding out her father is about to remarry and that her mother really is alive not dead as her father had try to make ...

Tamara's Spirit (Corralled)

4 reviews
Nicole Austin

Samhain Publishing, 2008

positive review
This was the first book that I have read by this author. I could not put the book down--- it was so good! Sexy, funny, sad at times, but with a spiritual ending. I plan on locating more of her work.

Keep Austin Weird: A Guide to the Odd Side of Town

2 reviews
Red Wassenich

Schiffer Publishing, 2007

An essential guide.
If you're new to Austin, thinking about visiting, or even if you've lived there for a while and are interested in what all the "Keep Austin Weird" fuss is about, this is an essential guide, and a lavishly illustrated one. If you're looking for a synopsis and photographs about the weird/unique things of Austin- you'll find it here- from the Annual Spamarama to eccentric political candidates to the ...

Song of Redemption (Chronicles of the Kings #2)

4 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House Publishers, 2005

insightful well written biblical biographical fiction
Following the blasphemy of his father, Hezekiah sits on David's throne. He wants to do the right thing for his people starting with a renewed belief in Yahweh and a cleansing of the Temple. However, adhering to the laws of Yahweh is complex and dangerous. The young monarch has enemies who make demands on him. Making matters worse the Assyrians are demanding tribute that his country can ill ...

The Rainbow Machine: Tales from a Neurolinguist's Journal

6 reviews
Andrew T. Austin

Real People Press, 2007

Funny, irreverent, and wise
I got this book in the mail on a busy day and didn't surface until I finished it some five hours later, smiling. Full of outrageous stories showing therapeutic NLP in action, this book is loads of fun. Although intended for people already familiar with NLP and/or therapy, it's accessible to anyone. I've read it twice so far and learned lots both times. Prepare to be shocked, to laugh, to change, ...

Eve's Daughters

30 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House Publishers, 1999

Beautiful story of redemption through forgiveness
This is a wonderfully captivating book about the effects our actions can have on our children and grandchildren ("the sins of the father will be revisited on the children to the 4th generation"). Lynn Austin beautifully brings us along an a journey through 4 generation of an immigrant German family, bringing us from late 19th century Germany over the oceans to America; through WWI, WWII, the ...

A Light to My Path

16 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House, 2008

Great read!!!
I am not an avid reader, but this book definitely kept my attention. This was a great book to hightlight slavery and the conditions that were present during this time. It also highlighted the amazing grace of God!!

Passionate Realities

9 reviews
Nicole Austin

Ellora's Cave Publishing Inc., 2005

Passionate Realities-A Joyfully Recommended Title!!
Cassandra McCarthy has been writing romances for a few years now and has a pretty good list of published books. But now her editor wants her to begin writing in a new area of the genre - erotic romance. Cassandra is at a loss here because she doesn't even understand about most of the toys. Ever helpful, her editor/friend has given her a box full of research and links to several well-known ...

Candle in the Darkness (Refiner's Fire Series #1)

28 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House Publishers, 2002

An amazing historical novel!
I read this book in 2 days and couldn't put it down last night until I finished it at 2am. The author gave great details on the war and the characters that you feel like you're part of the story. I also like how the character, Caroline Fletcher, stood up for what she believed and still fought to save her family, even though they didn't agreed what she believed in. I also liked how the author ...

Master Potter (Chronicles of Master Potter)

6 reviews
Jill Austin

Destiny Image Publishers, 2003

An amazing book!
This may be a fiction book, but the spiritual insight it offers could change your life. It is the most amazing portrayal of God's love and our relationship that I have ever read outside of the Bible. Not only does she reveal glimpses of the spiritual realm and the battle raging in the heavens, she shows God's careful attention to each one of us and our destinies. Master Potter helps you ...

Fit and Fabulous After 40: A 5-Part Program for Turning Back the Clock

20 reviews
Denise Austin

Broadway, 2002

Very informative
I have always enjoyed products by Denise Austin and this one is just as good as her other items. She always gives practical advice and normal exercises that most of us can do. Plus she is a great example and lives up to her word.

Gods and Kings (Chronicles of the Kings #1)

22 reviews
Lynn Austin

Bethany House Publishers, 2005

could not put it down!
I am not much of a reader- I start a lot of books but lose interest very fast. I could not put this one down. I read it in one weekend! What an amazing story. I was also struck by the similarities I see in America today. I've just order Song of Redemption, which is the next in the series. Can't wait to get it!

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