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Just Commonly  welcome authors to drop by and share with us their take on a book that embodies a predetermined  Word of the Month !  For the full year of 2017, every Monday at 7:00 AM EST, a new post by a new author will be live! For the last week in March, let's welcome Jill Kemerer here to share a story of grace. The story she chose surprised me, because a suspense story usually wouldn't be on the top of my list of books that pops up when I think of grace, but grace is a theme that just oozes from this story. . .   " Grace is a prevalent theme in Jessica R. Patch’s new romantic suspense, Final Verdict . Defense attorney, Aurora Daniels, struggles with guilt. She worries she failed her brother and feels torn about some of the cases she’s defended. Her faith is at an all-time low when Sheriff Beckett Marsh helps protect her from someone who’s threatening her life. She admires (and gets annoyed with!) his take-charge personality, and after...

Just Commonly  welcome authors to drop by and share with us their take on a book that embodies a predetermined Word of the Month !  For the full year of 2017, every Monday at 7:00 AM EST, a new post by a new author will be live! Last week, we had Janet Ferguson on grace and recommending Can't Help Falling. This week, I'm happy to present to you, the author of Can't Help Falling, Kara Isaac to share about grace in a story.  " A book about the horrors of human trafficking and sex slavery probably isn't what most people think of when they think of books about grace and I'm the first to admit that I ugly cried my way through most of this beautiful but heart-wrenching story. However, Julie Cantrell was a master of weaving grace through its pages. Grace shown through Sarah, the young victim of unspeakable crimes who never let the circumstances she was trapped in embitter or destroy her. Grace shown by other characters to Amanda, the mother sup...

Just Commonly  welcome authors to drop by and share with us their take on a book that embodies a predetermined Word of the Month !  For the full year of 2017, every Monday at 7:00 AM EST, a new post by a new author will be live! For this second Monday in March, we welcome Janet Ferguson . " My life has been messy and broken in the past, sometimes due to my own sin and sometimes due to the sins of others. Yet God has rained down grace after grace upon me. What am I left to do but to return that grace to others in the midst of their brokenness? That’s why I was thrilled when I finished reading Kara Isaac’s romantic comedy Can’t Help Falling . The humor and wit and banter are delightful. Plus the hero, Peter, and heroine, Emelia, are Narnia lovers! There are numerous C.S. Lewis references to adore. Including a character in a wardrobe or two! Emelia has had a terribly messy and destructive life, too, partly due to others’ decisions and partly due to her own...