Before we begin today's review, the winner of Susan J. Reinhardt's book is: Jackie McNutt
Marriage Takes
Three by G.E. Hamlin
With Randall Connor overcoming
alcoholism and his wife Darla fighting attraction to a high school sweetheart,
they are desperately holding on to their marriage by a thread. Jack Collins,
Darla’s first love, is now a famous performer, J.J. Collins and he wants Darla
back in his life. Randall believes it takes a cord of three to make a marriage
and that third cord must be God, but all, but all attempts to get his wife and
son, Paul, to embrace faith are met with rejections. Jack Collins isn’t about
to give up on winning back Darla, and Randall’s demands may drive her into Jack’s
waiting arms. With characters who face real temptations and soul-searching
events, Hamlin gives you a story that will keep you turning the pages. Marriage
does take three and without God as the third cord, it will unravel into loose
strands with strength alone. The title is a perfect fit for the theme.
With over 25 reviews on Amazon,
this book has 26 five star ratings.
Getting to know Ginny:
G.E. Hamlin (Ginny) passionately
writes about broken marriages and the restorative power of Jesus Christ. Her
stories stem from personal experiences and working in lay ministry as a member
of her church. Her characters encounter the natural consequences of addiction
to: alcohol, drugs, and sexual immorality. It is Ginny's hope each story will
create a bridge for discussion in real life. Ginny has been a member of ACFW
(American Christian Fiction Writers) for over six years. Her style of writing
reflects the qualities of Nicholas Sparks' soft side and the fast pace of James
Patterson. She and her husband Ed have a blended family with five adult
children and eight grandchildren. Ginny and her husband live in southern
California where they enjoy the beach, desert, and mountains. As a full time
author she is blessed with frequent opportunities to spend time with the
grandchildren.
Links to the book:
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2 comments:
I am intrigued by this book and I would love to read the rest of the story. I am sure this book will work on emotions as these people try to work through what has to be a most difficult time for a married couple. Thank you for the giveaway.
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Melanie, thank you for your comment.
My hope and prayer is that “Marriage Takes Three” will be an encouragement to those who are in marital crisis and a foundational reminder to all that marriage (truly) takes three.
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