"Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not to your own understanding." (Proverbs 3:5)
One of my very favorite things about Kimberla Lawson Roby's books is that she always incorporates God and Scripture into her work. Many authors are afraid to touch on religion. But it's clear to me that Ms. Roby knows from whence cometh her help and blessings.
This "bite-sized" offering is perfect for after the holidays when you might be feeling down, or maybe you didn't get what you were looking for from family and friends, someone ignored you or you're feeling like you're alone in your struggle.
Lose yourself in this book.
Celine is worried that she's going to be facing her life-changing health crisis alone. But the Lord said "Not so." And when you can't depend on those that you've lifted up to return the favor, don't stop believing because help is on the way.
I don't want to "spoil" the plot line, but I will say this, "Men may come and go, but a true friend will be around forever."
Thanks, Kimberla for providing your fans with this encouraging read to start the New Year!
On sale now in bookstores, online in print and e-reader editions!
"Best Friends Forever," by Kimberla Lawson Roby.
2 comments:
Hi Dottie nice to discover your blog. What was your favorite book for 2015?
@AALBC.com - Happy New Year. Thanks for stopping by. So many to choose from. One book for 2015? There are too many good ones to say just one. "The Ultimate Betrayal" by Kimberla Lawson Roby (pretty sprung on the Curtis Black series); "Stand Your Ground" from Victoria Christopher Murray. Enjoyed Charlie Wilson's memoir a lot; "One Night" by Eric Jerome Dickey was a fun read; managed to sneak in a couple of Zane's (shhh). ;) Hope you'll come back again. Dottie
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