March 13th WOW post

Joining Jill at 

Breaking the Spine  for her popular "Waiting on Wednesday" Meme.

Please check out her blog and the other's for some great book 

suggestions. 

This week I found out one of my favorite authors has a new book coming out

in August. It looks a little different from her normal style so I am anxious to read it, plus

it is a  mystery and I am really into that genre right now.

Here is a little bit about it.

Review from Amazon.

"This is a riveting and inspiring novel that will leave readers profoundly moved. The wrenching moral dilemma, coupled with the suspenseful plot, makes for a page-turning drama that will keep you guessing to the very end. Karen Young is in top form." (Susan Wiggs, New York Times bestselling author of The Goodbye Quilt )

"Karen Young's stories take my breath away and make me sit up and take notice. In Lie for Me she presents a heroine with an ethical decision that left me biting my fingernails. I wonder if I'd have the strength of character to do what I know was right even if it meant sending the man I loved to prison for the rest of his life. Fast paced, heart-stopping action are Karen's trademarks. She's one of my favorites." (Debbie Macomber, #1 New York Times bestselling author )

"RITA Award winner Young (Missing Max) brings us a faith-based romantic suspense/thriller, with a great plot full of peril, explosive action, and the nastiest of villains." (Debbie Haupt, St. Charles City/Cty. P.L., MO )

About the Author

Karen Young is the international bestselling author of thirty-eight novels. She has more than ten million books in print and is the recipient of the coveted RITA award from Romance Writers of America and the Career Achievement and Reviewer’s Choice awards from Romantic Times magazine. She is known as “a spellbinding storyteller who writes with sensitivity about issues facing contemporary women.” Karen's career in writing fiction for women has run the gamut from traditional romance to mystery thrillers to inspirational fiction. In her relationship-driven plots, she creates characters that could easily be her readers, and then places them in extraordinary circumstances while adding suspense to the mix.