June 2011 New Releases

It’s hot! Things are about to get hotter with the new Inspirational releases for June. Grab a few for summer reading.

A Vision of Lucy by Margaret Brownley — Romance from Thomas Nelson. Trouble may follow Lucy wherever she  goes, but with the help of God and the rugged, reclusive David Wolf,  she’ll never face adversity alone.

Behind the Badge by Susan Sleeman* — A Thriller/Suspense from Love Inspired Suspense. Can a rookie  sheriff’s deputy find a killer before the killer takes the lives of the  people she loves?

Beyond All Measure by Dorothy Love — General Fiction from Thomas Nelson. Unless she can let go of her  fears and learn to trust again, Ada may lose the heart of a good man.

Broken Wings: A Novel by Carla Stewart — General Fiction  from Faith Words (Hachette). One woman clings to  her memories. The other wants to erase hers. A story of an unlikely  friendship birthed in providence and bathed in grace.

Forever After (A Hanover Falls Novel) by Deborah Raney— General Fiction from Howard (Simon & Schuster). A series of  arson fires at Hanover Falls rebuilt homeless shelter threatens its  residents and casts new suspicions about the original fire.

Home Sweet Home by Kim Watters— Romance from Love Inspired.  Finding a home is all Abby dreamed  about, until she discovers the man she falls in love with has a less  permanent agenda.

Idaho Brides by Erica Vetsch— Romance from Barbour. Experience the Wild West through the eyes of  the three McConnell brothers who long to overcome their troubled  childhood as drunkard’s sons.

Love Finds You in Amana, Iowa by Melanie Dobson— Romance from Summerside Press. As the rest of the nation is  embroiled in the Civil War, the Amana Colonies have remained at  peace—until now.

Protecting Her Own by Margaret Daley— Thriller/Suspense from Love Inspired Suspense. Protecting her own  father when an assailant targets him, bodyguard Cara Madison with Connor Fitzgerald, an ex-boyfriend, searches for a would be killer while  fighting her feelings toward Connor.

Purple Knot by Raquel Byrnes— Romance from White Rose. With her faith shaken and her world cast in shadows, can Reyna trust the God she believes abandoned her?

Spring for Susannah by Catherine Richmond— Romance from Thomas Nelson. How could a marriage possibly work when  the couple has only exchanged a few letters?                                   

The Inconvenient Marriage of Charlotte Beck by Kathleen Y’Barbo — Romance from Waterbrook/Multnomah (Random House). Unlikely romance is sometimes just an inconvenient marriage away

The Irresistible Earl by Regina Scott— A Romance from Love Inspired Historical. If Chase Dearborn, the  powerful Earl of Allyndale, found Meredee Price’s family in Scarborough, surely he’d continue his quest to challenge Meredee’s stepbrother to a  duel. Meredee is determined to avoid the earl at all costs.

The Story in the Stars, Gateway to Gannah, Book 1 by Yvonne Anderson— Fantasy from Risen Books. The inhabitants of the planet Gannah are  known as bloodthirsty savages who once tried to conquer the galaxy. Now a plague has ravaged the planet and only one survivor remains.

The Sweetest Thing by Elizabeth Musser— General Fiction from Bethany House. The Sweetest Thing is the story  of two girls–opposites in every way–fighting for the same thing:  survival amidst tumultuous change.

The Wedding Season: The Gentleman Takes a Bride by Louise M. Gouge— Romance from Love Inspired Historical. Surely Elizabeth Moberly was  born to be a nobleman’s bride. She can’t possibly be attracted to the  untitled stranger who interrupts her cousin’s wedding.

Under a Desert Sky by DiAnn Mills — General Fiction from Summerside Press. A race from danger…straight into the arms of love.

*Read Susan Sleeman’s post on my blog on June 14.

Note: This list is compiled from those books registered by ACFW member authors on www.fictionfinder.com and reprinted with permission of ACFW.

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