My Life this Month...

I'm very excited to be able to announce that this coming July, I'm going to be a grandma! (Well, I already AM a grandma, but you know what I mean. :) )

This precious little one will be born to my oldest son and his wife. 

Please pray for continued health in the pregnancy and a safe delivery of this precious gift from above! 

New in the Wyldhaven Series...

In case you missed it last month... Brand new in the Wyldhaven series, is book 3, Beauty from Ashes. This is Liora and Joe's story, and it was such a fun journey to take! I hope you'll enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

You can link through to buy both the eBook and the paperback from here: https://www.lynnettebonner.com/posts/bfa/

If you did buy the book last month and have read it, if you could take time to leave your honest review on Amazon, that would be greatly appreciated!

Also, just a heads up that book one in this series is going to go on sale for a few days next month. I'll send my newsletter out when that happens. So if you haven't started the series yet, I hope you'll take advantage of that because I think you'll really enjoy this series!

Liora Fontaine wants nothing more than to help mistreated women escape from brothel owner, John Hunt. She understands the desperation and manipulation that force many women into his employ. But when she rescues a young girl, she is shocked by Hunt’s ruthless reprisal. Now as she cowers in her cabin, hiding from Hunt’s men, who are determined to kill her, she can’t help but think how much this day is a picture of her whole life. Ashes. Nothing but ashes.

Deputy Joseph Rodante can’t believe Liora took on a mission so dangerous without asking for his help! He arrives at her cabin to make sure she’s safe just as Hunt’s men start shooting up the place. Now they are stuck together inside with a long night looming. The Wyldhaven gossips are going to have a heyday over that! The only way to fix this is to make Liora his wife. But the stubborn woman turns him down flat.

Despite her protests, Joe vows to protect her—no matter the cost.

And it just might cost both of them everything!

From My Heart...

My daughter and I recently finished reading In His Steps by  Charles M. Sheldon. First published in 1896, this is the book where we get the question "What would Jesus do?" While not an action packed novel like we might be used to today, this book packs a powerful message. It's about a pastor who challenges his congregation not to take any actions before asking "What would Jesus do if He were in my place?" and the impact that has on the community.

At the same time, I've been noticing increasing hostility between political parties for quite some time. I think this is fostered by social media. It's too easy to throw someone in a box and let all our feelings over certain issues that we are passionate about color our whole outlook about that person because they said "X". Whereas, if we are having a face to face conversation with someone we know, it is easier to have a civil dialogue over issues because we know the person as a friend or coworker who we care about. 

These two combined got me to thinking. What if we all asked ourselves "What would Jesus do?" before diving into a political debate? Or sharing that political meme? Or making that political statement? I know there are things we could all learn from each other. It is very important to stand for Biblical Truth, yet we can do it in a loving manner that shows genuine concern for others.

You Can Now Order Signed Paperbacks Directly from My Website...

If you would like to order signed paperbacks for yourself or as a gift for a friend, please check out my page here: www.lynnettebonner.com/paperbacks.

They are slightly cheaper than paperbacks from other sites and I've tried to keep the shipping as low as possible.

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