About the book:
In book four of the Kanner Lake Series, a Saturday morning celebration at Java Joint coffee shop for the Scenes and Beans bloggers turns into terror when three gunmen burst into the coffee shop, shoot one person, and hold the rest hostage. Their demand: the worlds attention. The stakes: the lives of over a dozen Kanner Lake citizens.
My thoughts and hubby's review:
My husband zipped through this book in one day. Yep, he read it that fast. He said it was a definite edge-of-your-seat book (so the author once again lives up to her tagline of writing seatbelt suspense). He said it was an awesome end to a great series. The author quotes Proverbs 14:32 and it is the perfect scripture for this book. You can't read Crimson Eve without truly appreciating what police officers do on a daily basis to protect citizens. But no matter how bad the situation looks, God is in control. What impacted him the most was the illustration of the power of unity in the body of Christ and of prayer. When God's people are under seige nothing will touch them that God doesn't allow for their benefit. He is thorougly impressed with this author (as am I) and he wished the series didn't have to end. I loved Crimson Eve and listed it as one of the best books in 2007. So of course I have to read Amber Morn. I just haven't had the chance to start it yet.
15 comments:
I'd love to win this book for several reasons. I love thrillers and this is an author I've always wanted to try out. I know I would enjoy it because it starts in a coffee shop and I think that is where everyone should start out their morning. Another reason I would enjoy winning this book is it involves a group of bloggers which is a new group I've been introduced to lately. Besides, who doesn't want a free book. Only crazy people.
Please enter my name into your drawing. This book sounds really interesting. I would love to win it because I love to read Christian fiction that deals with modern day situations. Books like this are a lighthouse to guide my boat in the darkness.
Thanks!
nerakdunbar[at]sbcglobal[dot]net
Please enter me in the giveaway. This is part of a series that is on my "to read" list. I would love to win it!
Gloria
jdanderson@comcast.net
I've always been hesitant to read suspense, but Brandilyn Collins comes so highly recommended that I would like to try her books. So thank you for the opportunity to win a copy.
cjarvis [at] bellsouth [dot] net
I've never read anything by this author, but I'd love to add this to my 2BRP (to be read pile). I love books that keep you on the edge.
I've read another series by Brandilyn Collins but not this one. I would love to read this book, thanks for the chance to win!
Hi, There are so many authors and books that are out there that I don't know about! I am so glad for sites like yours that educate me. If your husband thought it was that suspenseful, I know I would enjoy reading it. Please enter me in your drawing. Thanks,Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
I enjoy suspense and Crimson Eve is on my TBR pile so it would be great to have this one to read as well.
cherierjatyahoo.com
Please enter me. Iloved Crimson Eve too so I want to read this too.
runninmama at sbcglobal dot net
I have yet to read one of Brandilyn's books and would love to win this book so I could give one a try! :)
Stormi
ladystorm282001 at yahoo dot com
I would love to win this book because I haven't read a really good suspense in ages and I've only heard great stuff about Brandilyn's writing :)
chicklitdownunder (at) yahoo.co.nz
WOW!! "What impacted him the most was the illustration of the power of unity in the body of Christ and of prayer." This is exactly what I need RIGHT NOW!! Please enter me. Thank you.
Pam
cepjwms at yahoo dot com
I'd love to win this because I just got a chance to know Brandilyn at Mt. Hermon. I could only buy one of her books and I went with the writers aid for developing characters. So now I want some of her fiction.
Thanks!
Donald James Parker
Please enter my name for Amber Morn.
And the winner is...
Abi!
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