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Fresh Pick | ENTERTAINING ANGELS by Judy Duarte
Fresh Pick / July 28, 2010

May 2009 On Sale: May 1, 2009 Featuring: Kristi Smith; Craig Houston 288 pages ISBN: 0758220162 EAN: 9780758220165 Trade Size $12.95 Add to Wish List Women’s Fiction Buy at Amazon.com A Fresh Fiction favorite is a finalist for the 2010 RWA RITA category Inspirational Romance. Entertaining Angels by Judy Duarte Return to Mulberry Park, where courage, love, and forgiveness work miracles—with a little angelic intervention. Kristi Smith’s dreams of a college scholarship ended abruptly when she became pregnant. Now she works hard to support her young son and ailing grandmother, staving off regrets about the chances that slipped away. Craig Houston, Fairbrook’s new pastor, is plagued by doubts about his calling. But from his first day in town he encounters folks who need guidance even if they’ll never admit it. There’s Kristi’s best friend, Shana, striving to be the perfect daughter; Renee, a lonely, pregnant teen, and Kristi herself, a vibrant woman unaware of how much she has to offer. One by one, Fairbrook’s residents will learn that the future can offer redemption in unexpected ways… Heartwarming and beautifully fulfilling story of love and prophecy. Previous Picks

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Guests / July 28, 2010

Morning world! Greeting the day in Disney World, the happiest place on earth (even after 4 hours sleep) #FFrwa10 # Fresh Pick is KNIGHT OF PLEASURE by Margaret Mallory http://bit.ly/b59dK1 One of the FF favorites for historical # Eileen Dreyer is talking about "A Villian To Love" ah, the ultimate BAD BOY! http://bit.ly/bpmKU6 be sure to stop by today and chat w/her # team breakfast this morning at Chef Mickey w/ @rclementmoore @PatCatBooks @danielcreyes @sandishilhanek @ReelVixen #FFrwa10 #rwa10 # RT @ReelVixen: Casey Bear, @peachesvixen's Disney fling, & his friend Drew. She's so popular. http://twitpic.com/28zn47 #rwa10 # Off to contempory Hotel for freshfiction breakfast #ffrwa10 — at Magic Kingdom Monorail Station http://gowal.la/r/XQuK # Oops found the Grand Floridian shops. Bought 2 scarves hoping someone will buy the FF pink pashima 4 me 🙂 #ffrwa10 # Eileen Dreyer guest blogs about "A Villian To Love" who doesn't like a good villain or a villain as hero. http://bit.ly/bpmKU6 # RT @ReelVixen: So cute! @rclementmoore found voracious little reader. They chatted non-stop on bus a WDW http://twitpic.com/297fjd #rwa10 # Author spotting @TeresaMedeiros chatting in loby. Sorry, didn't interrupt to say hi and no pictures cause I'm slow. Sigh. #FFrwa10 # also chatted with @juliekenner…

Tweets on 2010-07-28
Guests / July 28, 2010

Morning world! Greeting the day in Disney World, the happiest place on earth (even after 4 hours sleep) #FFrwa10 # Fresh Pick is KNIGHT OF PLEASURE by Margaret Mallory http://bit.ly/b59dK1 One of the FF favorites for historical # Eileen Dreyer is talking about "A Villian To Love" ah, the ultimate BAD BOY! http://bit.ly/bpmKU6 be sure to stop by today and chat w/her # team breakfast this morning at Chef Mickey w/ @rclementmoore @PatCatBooks @danielcreyes @sandishilhanek @ReelVixen #FFrwa10 #rwa10 # RT @ReelVixen: Casey Bear, @peachesvixen's Disney fling, & his friend Drew. She's so popular. http://twitpic.com/28zn47 #rwa10 # Off to contempory Hotel for freshfiction breakfast #ffrwa10 — at Magic Kingdom Monorail Station http://gowal.la/r/XQuK # Oops found the Grand Floridian shops. Bought 2 scarves hoping someone will buy the FF pink pashima 4 me 🙂 #ffrwa10 # Eileen Dreyer guest blogs about "A Villian To Love" who doesn't like a good villain or a villain as hero. http://bit.ly/bpmKU6 # RT @ReelVixen: So cute! @rclementmoore found voracious little reader. They chatted non-stop on bus a WDW http://twitpic.com/297fjd #rwa10 # Author spotting @TeresaMedeiros chatting in loby. Sorry, didn't interrupt to say hi and no pictures cause I'm slow. Sigh. #FFrwa10 # also chatted with @juliekenner…

BOYD MORRISON | Things Get Weird When Life Imitates Fiction
Author Guest / July 28, 2010

Don’t try to be topical. That’s what writers, agents, and editors say. By the time you’re done with the book and it’s in stores, it could be over two years since you came up with the idea for the story. So when I wrote my debut novel, The Ark, what were the odds that, a couple of weeks before the novel’s release, two attention-grabbing news stories would relate directly to the plot of my book? Apparently, the odds were very good, because that’s exactly what happened. I wasn’t trying to be topical, but I did want to explore universal themes like the dangers of religious fanaticism and recovery from personal loss, which makes The Ark sound like a PBS documentary combined with a Very Special Episode of Blossom. It’s not. The Ark is a thriller about a former combat engineer named Tyler Locke who must find Noah’s Ark in seven days to stop the end of the world. There were some eerie links to my book that made the news in the weeks leading up to the release. At the beginning of The Ark, Tyler is on an oil rig in the north Atlantic when he discovers that bombs have…