Jencey's Corner

Meet Kimberly Belle a debut author of  The Last Breath.  She is here to share what the Last Breath is about.  I got a chance to meet her a few weeks ago.    She has a copy to giveaway for this book.   Please follow the rafflecopter .   This giveaway will run from November 20-30 at midnight. Only open to US Residents. For humanitarian aid workers like GIA ANDREWS, home can mean a lot of things. A two-bedroom ranch behind a picket fence. A fourth-story walkup in the city. A mud hut under a banana tree. A country on a passport. But for Gia, home is the place where she will always be known as the murderer ’ s daughter. Sixteen years ago, Gia ’ s father, RAY ANDREWS, was convicted of murdering her step-mother, ELLA MAE ANDREWS. Gia has spent the years since chasing disasters around the globe in an attempt to escape her own. It ’ s not just a job but a lifestyle, one that soothes her gypsy soul and keeps her half a planet away from her...

Thank you to Litfuse and Waterbrook Press for a copy of this novel.   I was given a copy for an honest review.   This novel has three great authors of Cara Putman, Tricia Goyer, and Sarah Sundin.   Each author wrote a story of a child in the Turner family that have a Christmas to remember. Synopsis: Grandma Louise is excited for Christmas to come each year, but with a second world war what will happen to her grandchildren?   Will Abigail be able to heal from the loss of a loved one at Pearl Harbor?   Will Pete be able to find purpose after seeing combat in Europe?   Or will Meredith be able to forgive losing a true love as she serves the wounded troops in Europe? My Thoughts:   I really enjoyed this Christmas story which is written by three different authors Sarah Sundin, Cara Putman, and Tricia Goyer.   The structure of this novel is Sarah Sundin wrote the Prologue and Pete’s story.   Cara Putman wrote Abigail’s story an...

The Constant Princess is the first novel in the Tudor Court Series by Philippa Gregory.   When the novel begins we meet at the major players of the story.   The English court is the court of King Henry the seventh and his Queen Elizabeth of York.   Lady Margaret is still present and rules the family. Synopsis:   Princess Catherine has grown up in the court of Spain.   She is the daughter of Isabella and Ferdinand, and promised in marriage to the young Prince Arthur.   She is excited to do her part for Spain, her mother, and God.    She is anxious to continue her parent’s mission.    Will the English support it?   Are her parents right to have the mission against the moors and expanding christianity?   When Arthur dies will she be able to continue the mission that she promised him? My Thoughts:   I am always interested in picking up a Philippa Gregory novel.   Since the story basically has some of...