Heather has reached the pinnacle of the publishing world through weaving suspenseful plots in romantic novels featuring vampires. She's the toast of the town to most, but to David her fiction threatens to toast a whole generation of readers in the broiler of Hell. He writes his own book to enlighten the world about the dangers and evil of vampire glorification. He and Heather appear to be perfect candidates for a fierce war of words, but the ardor for battle is diminished by their mutual attraction. Despite their attempts to squelch the magnetic pull, their chemistry causes romance to bubble under the surface through all of the twists and turns of their adversarial relationship. While Heather's mother schemes to get the two together, an old gentleman at the nursing home attempts to set David up with Cindy, a nurse at the home. Cindy's beauty falls short of Heather's, but her spiritual beauty surpasses and grows as she places her love for David on the alter and focuses on worshipping God rather than one of His creatures. As David's life of service to God poses continual challenges, he struggles to deal with the romantic tug of war which threatens to paralyze him and unravel the tapestry of his ministry. As a man who communes with God on a daily basis, he receives the word from the Lord that he needs to trust that all will be well. He does trust when faced with a dangerous situation on the streets, but finds that allowing God to safeguard his heart proves to be a tougher assignment.
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I do NOT like vampire books, so an anti-vampire book was right up my alley. This is the second book by Donald that I have read and he is just a wonderful writer.
I really enjoyed this fun and easy read.
If you have not read any of Donald's books you really should pick up a copy and sit back and enjoy it.
I was given a copy of this book by the author
Mary, I DO NOT like vampire books either, and wasn't even going to finish the description of the book until I saw that the second character in the preview was ANTI-vampire. I think I might like to give this one a try! Thanks for your honesty. I truly appreciate your candor!
ReplyDeleteThanks for you stand on certian books Mary this was a great interview.
ReplyDeleteDon Parker is a new author to me, I'd like a chance to read this book.
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Carolyn
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I agree on the vampire books, not for me. There are enough other nightmare stuff to deal with in life without adding something that should entertain you. I have not head of this author before and wouldn't have even thought about reading if you hadn't reviewed it. Now I would like to.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary for enlightening us
Cathy Weber
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Cathy, You are the winner!
DeleteI plan to get a copy of this book now since you have said it is worth the read.
ReplyDeleteWow this sounds like another great book
ReplyDeleteMary, nice review, I remember your review of his last book Homeless Like Me, I got a copy of that book so I think I will get a copy of this one as well
ReplyDeleteI'm not a vampire fan, but I do respect Mary's reviews, it might just be the book to read. or maybe I'll win .
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This is a new author to me. Thanks Mary for your review and giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI do like the cover of this book!
Blessings!
Judy
well I do like vampires, well Twilight. I would still like to read this though
ReplyDeleteGreat review!
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