This week, Snowbound
Amish Survival, my 12th Love Inspired Suspense released.
She’s caught
in a snowstorm…with a target on her back.
When armed
men burst into her patient’s house looking for her, Amish midwife Hope
Christner barely escapes with her pregnant friend. Now running through a snowy
forest with enemies in pursuit and a blizzard raging, Hope has no choice but to
turn to the closest neighbor, her ex-fiancé, Hunter Shetler. But facing the
heartbreak of their past is just as frightening as the attackers on her trail…
Snowbound
Amish Survival is the 4th book that features the Shetler Brothers of
West Kootenai, Montana. Hunter Shetler is the youngest of the brothers and was
once engaged to marry Hope Christner until a disagreement between their fathers
ended up breaking them up.
Amidst the
worst snowstorm of the season, armed men break into the house looking for Hope.
Running for her life, Hope recruits the man who broke her heart to help figure
out why she is a target before it is too late.
With dangerous
men hot on their trail, we see glimpses of what happened between Hope and
Hunter throughout the story. Sprinkled in are sweet moments where they remember
why they fell in love with each other in the first place.
And with God’s
help, Hope and Hunter find their way back to each other again.
For a chance
to win a copy of Snowbound Amish Survival, have you ever gone through something,
good or bad, that made you see God’s hand in it?
I’ll
announce the winner next Friday, February 4th!
Blessings
always,
Mary Alford
Oh, yes! There have been 2 specific instances where something happened that I didn't understand until months later. They were both "for such a time as this" moments that I will never forget. This book sounds very interesting. Thanks for the chance to win a copy. boxtopscrazy at gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. And I can definitely relate. Sometimes, it takes looking back to see God's hand.
DeleteHi, yes there have been alot of times when I know God changed my plans for the better of me or my family. One time when we went to pick up our grandson so that he could stay with us for a week , my husband was driving and all of a sudden a car from the opposite lane went out of control and it was coming really fast in the median , I could just see it running right in to us, but then all of a sudden as it got closer it stopped, I know God did that. We had precious cargo in our vehicle. Your book sounds like a great read, thank you so much for the chance. Have a great weekend and stay safe. aliciabhaney(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteThank you. Alicia, your story gave me chills. Thank you for sharing.
DeleteI love this series!! And once I lost my job and wondered what God had in mind. It surprised me that was my first thought. What he had in mind was much better than what I had. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pat. I love that about God. His plans are so much better.
DeleteI was bullied from school to work, put down, told I couldn't do things and God saw fit and through that God showed me His hand.
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I love your story, Crystal. With God, all things are possible. Doubters get out of the way.
DeleteWhen I was working in a small church with no one my age. God brought me a husband.
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing story of God taking care of you, Debbi. Thanks for sharing.
DeleteSnowbound Amish Survival sounds wonderful. have you ever gone through something, good or bad, that made you see God’s hand in it? yes. thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Emma!
DeleteI can remember as a child, when my grandfather died and we left CA to come back to OK for the funeral, we hit an awesome snow storm. Cars were stuck, you couldn't see and my brother and I were scared and cold (since it never gets below like 55 where we lived). There were several things on that trip that showed us that God had us in his hands. One was when one of the chains on the tires broke a link and was flopping threatening to come completely off. It was white everywhere and Mom said a pray asking for help. Then she told Dad to stop and go over by the ditch there was a piece of wire. Dad stopped, got out and went over and sure enough there was a piece of bailing wire folded back and forth in a little bundle -just the amount he needed to wire up the chain until we could get to the next town. I can remember one saying "we shouldn't have came" only to have Mom say "If God hadn't wanted us to come, he would have prevented us from leaving the house. He's got this!" We made the trip slow but sure and made it there with time to spare. Even as a child I knew that God had his hand in our making the trip safely.
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That's truly an amazing story. God wanted you to be there. Thank you for sharing, Kay.
DeleteI can seeGod’s hand throughout my life in many circumstances especially when my ex was abusing me. Blessings
ReplyDeleteHe is always looking out for us. I'm so glad He was with you through that difficult time.
DeleteI have had many instances of this especially my divorce. sheliarhja64(at)yahoo(dot)com
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DeleteYes, I have had positive outcomes from very negative situations.
ReplyDeletemarypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com
He is so good.
DeleteHmm...I'm sure I have, but can't think of one right now.... Connie Hendryx chendryx(at)nctv(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI think in my own life there are so many times that I probably didn't even realize He was directing me away from trouble. That's so amazing.
DeleteYes, GOD has made ways for me where I couldn't see a way! Badawson16 at aol dot com
ReplyDeleteHe is so good to us.
DeleteI think so
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Without going into details, I truly believe that God orchestrated an event that made my daughter realize that she was in a very bad relationship. There was nothing that I could do for fear of driving her away, but my prayers were answered in God's perfect timing.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy Mary's books and I appreciate this giveaway.
Connie
cps1950(at)gmail(dot)com
It's hard turning everything over to Him when all we want to do is fix it. But He always has a better answer. Thank you, so much, Connie!
DeleteI have had several lifesaving surgeries. I know God was with me and sent the best surgeons when I needed them most. I am thankful Gods healing hand was on me.
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Maryann
God is so good. I love hearing how He takes care of His children.
DeleteI have a winner! Kay Garrett you are my winner. I'm sending you an email. Thank you all for posting.
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