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New In Print
- “All Bottled Up PRINT”
by Christine d'Abo - “Asmodeus PRINT”
by Dawn McClure - “Biting Nixie PRINT”
by Mary Hughes - “Circle of Friends: Only Tyler PRINT”
by Jess Dee - “Collision Course PRINT”
by K. A. Mitchell - “Encounters PRINT”
by Ann Somerville - “Fall Into Me PRINT”
by Linda Winfree - “Hedda's Sword PRINT”
by Renee Wildes - “Ilfayne's Bane PRINT”
by Julia Knight - “Immersed PRINT”
by Liz Craven - “Second Chances PRINT”
by Denise Belinda McDonald - “Shadow Boxing PRINT”
by Karen Wiesner - “Take Me Again PRINT”
by Mackenzie McKade - “The Devil and Via PRINT”
by Marie Treanor - “The Heat Chronicles Volume 2 PRINT”
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by Meg Benjamin - “Yorkshire PRINT”
by Lynne Connolly
“Shadow Boxing PRINT” by Karen Wiesner
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Genre: Inspirational Romance
ISBN: 978-1-60504-430-9
Length: 240 Pages
Price: 15.00
Publication Date: November 1, 2009
Cover art by Scott Carpenter
Joined before God and family out of a sense of responsibility? Or love?
Family Heirloom Series, Book Two — Building Love
“Nuggets of faith can be passed down as family heirlooms from parent to child, sibling to sibling, spouse to spouse.”
As a teenager, Justine Morris’s escape from the pressures of caring for her dying father was stolen moments with Joshua Samuels. But their tender, desperate liaison found them facing teen pregnancy. Afraid of their Christian families’ responses to the situation, they married quickly and built a life for their child.
But now that their daughter is ready to fly the nest, Justine can no longer ignore the truth: She and Joshua haven’t had a real marriage for a long time. Maybe they never had one at all.
Joshua is only too aware that his busy, professional attorney wife is an independent woman who never really needed him. After nearly two decades of marriage, he’s quit trying to get more than a piece of her at a time. Without their daughter holding them together, he knows the chasm between them will grow to epic proportions.
Their empty nest looming, they face the hard questions. Had they married in love…or out of a hasty sense of responsibility? Was it God’s will for them to be together? And now, is it worth the effort to learn to become one as the Lord intends for a man and a woman…or better to simply let go?





