Bøger af Yvonne Lehman

Authors share what they learned about God's strength during times of crisis in their own lives, and why they know first-hand "with God's help I can do this."

Two Novellas from the South's Beloved Author In Somewhere a Rainbow, Brooke faces the challenge of rebuilding her life after her unfaithful husband is killed in an auto accident. With most of her money gone, she takes her five-year-old son to Hilton Head Island--to a cottage almost as broken down as her life. When carpenter Jake Randolph offers to help, Brooke immediately distrusts him, but as the months pass he begins to melt the emotional ice around her heart. Then Jake reveals he's concealing a secret past and Brooke's hope of a brighter future are destroyed. Or is there a rainbow beyond the storms of heartbreak? In Smoky Mountain Sunrise, Ramona Martin agrees to be dashing Andre Doudet's girl for a summer in the incomparable Smoky Mountains. What possible harm could it do? But when she finds herself caught in a web of deceit, Ramona finds herself face-to-face with some of the most challenging tests of her life--as an athlete, as a woman in love, as a Christian. Is posing as Andre's girlfriend a game worth winning? In this new omnibus edition, published in honor of the South's beloved author Yvonne Lehman, her passion for love is on full display. These heart-warming stories of tragedy and devotion redeemed by love, revealing that while love often breaks the heart, it is also what can heal and mend it again.

Cooking and baking provide their own adventures. From the child who learned to cook in Grandma's kitchen to the adult who had never even tried to boil water, anyone who has ever attempted to prepare food has experienced memorable moments. That's why most of us have a favorite culinary story. Sometimes it's about a success. Other times it's about a total disaster. Oftentimes, it centers on a gathering of family and friends. Whether you love to cook and bake, or stay as far away from a kitchen as possible, you'll smile and remember your own stories when you join 46 authors as they recount cool-inary moments - good, bad, even hilarious - and share some recipes behind the stories. Contributors: Ellen Andersen, Carol A. Baird, Carolyn Roth Barnum, Janet Beagle, AimeeAnn Blythe, Mason K Brown, Rob Buck, Penelope Carleveto, Rebecca Carpenter, Lauren Craft, Jessica H. Crowell, Lola Di Giulio De Maci, Diana C. Derringer, Terri Elders, Karen Friday, Tommy Scott Gilmore III, Lydia E. Harris, Helen L. Hoover, Tammy Karasek, Alice Klies, Nancy Julien Kopp, Barbara Latta, Yvonne Lehman, Lore Marett, Diana Leagh Matthews, Beverly Hill McKinney, Jaclyn S. Miller, Vicki H. Moss, Karen Lynn Nolan, Marilyn Nutter, Natalie Ogbourne, Kim Peterson, Robert (Bob) W. Rettie, Toni Armstrong Sample, Cybele Sieradski, Janet Sobczyk, Gloria Spears, Rabbi Frank Stern, Nate Stevens, Annmarie B. Tait, Myrtle V. Thompson, Beverly Varnado, Mary Ellen Weber, Kathy Whirity, Ann Brubaker Greenleaf Wirtz, Juanita Giberson Woodward

The Titanic's story didn't end when it sank beneath the surface of the ocean April 15, 1912; nor did it end when the last survivor was laid to rest in 1997. These authors' personal stories offer a glimpse into some of the reasons for the enduring significance of the great ocean liner and its passengers, and why their stories continue to influence lives today.The 32 stories in WHY? TITANIC MOMENTS are written by: Edward D. Walker, Mary Kellogg-Joslyn, John Joslyn, Leslie Turner, Lowell Lytle, J. Robert Difulgo, Benjamin Crosby, Garry D. Shutlak, Frank J. Goldsmith Jr., Sarah Hamilton-Cardy, John William Clifford, Julie Hedgepeth Williams, Penelope Carlevato, John White, Nancy Moser, June Hall McCash, Karen Kamuda, Maggie Mico, Gary Jeanty, Lynn Behr Sanford, Rose M. Rohloff, Charles Pellegrino, Peggy Wirgau, Wade Sisson, Bill Willard, Mary Ann Whitley, Dave Brangan, Vicki H. Moss, Yvonne Lehman, Titanic Historical Society

Katie McKenzie longs to further her education in Omaha, but when she returns for a visit to the prairie, she finds her feelings for Daniel Wentworth remain. Pushing aside her reservations, Katie extends her visit as she tries to help a young woman grieving over a family member's death. Determined to avoid that schoolgirl crush she had on Mr. Wentworth before she left, Katie pours herself into helping sixteen-year-old Mary Frances resurrect her love for singing. But as Daniel comes calling with an invitation for Katie to remain on the prairie, she wonders if her gift of hospitality and help might be a second chance at love.Written for the General Market (G) (I): Contains little or no; sexual dialogue or situations or strong language. May also contain content of an inspirational nature.

Will those who survived the Titanic's sinking and their descendants be able to find a love more powerful than their pain?