Regular blog readers know I'm not Christian. So needless to say, I don't read many inspirational books. Carla Rossi is the exception.
Years ago, Carla and I belonged to the same critique group. Unfortunately, the group fell apart due to job changes and health issues. But even then, I knew she was one special writer. Someone who could draft intense sexual tension and hilarious scenarios without betraying her beliefs or smacking you over the head with them.
Carla's latest Unlikely Praise is now available in both print and ebook at the following retailers:
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
Blurb
Candi Canaberry has been the
worship leader at Cornerstone Fellowship since the doors opened more than two
years ago. A lifetime church musician
and instructor of music at the local community college, Candi has dedicated her
life to praise and worship. When
Cornerstone explodes into mega-church territory, Candi is sure she’ll be the
one to take her team to the next level…isn’t she the obvious choice? Apparently not. Church leadership has other ideas when they
instruct her to take on a partner and share her duties. But a one-time rocker with a metallic guitar
and zero worship experience? God must be
kidding.
Recently saved Samuel “Shade”
Blackledge is new to Cornerstone Fellowship. He’s convinced a strong church family is what will help keep his head
above water as he turns from things of the past and builds a new life. An ex-rock guitarist, Shade is shocked when
the pastor suggests he might be just what the worship team needs. But could God really want a tattooed veteran
of the club scene? And what about his
other secrets - not the least of which is a baby girl he’s never seen?
Worship practice has never been this eventful as
Candi and Shade work their way toward each other… and Unlikely Praise.
32 Years…
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Kris Did a Great Post On Facebook… About our 32 wedding anniversary. We
tend to celebrate the day we met, which on May 4th this coming year will be
39 year...
16 hours ago
Thanks, Suzan! I appreciate the kind words. I loved that critique group. I wish, wish, wish, we could still get together once in a while.
ReplyDeleteI meant every word, Carla! You are a great writer! And I miss the group too, but I think the guy at Dunkin' Donuts just liked having the company at night. *grin*
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying Carla's novels immensely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the fun.
I agree, Carla has a way of writing such sweet inspiration without preaching!!! So happy for your success, Carla!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Marie. Carla's books always give me a chuckle. Her heroines get into some pretty bizarre situations.
ReplyDeleteTess, you know Carla's good when she can gett someone outside of her target audience hooked!
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