About the Book
Title: If He Only Knew
Author: Michelynn Christy, Brandi Gabriel
Genre: Historical romance
Release Date: August 19, 2017
It’s 1968, and love is in the air in the small coastal town of Cambridge, California.
Donna Peterson, the preacher’s daughter, has her entire life ahead
of her and the future looks promising. But things aren’t as they seem in
Cambridge. A tangled web of secrets threaten to destroy the lives of
each person involved – Donna, her boyfriend Bobby, and Rick, Bobby’s
best friend. Will the truth make them free, or will they lose their
friendship forever?
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About the Author
Author Michelynn Christy resides in the Midwest and enjoys creating
romantic stories that point to Jesus. Her faith in God shines through
the pages of her writing. Michelynn’s debut novelette A Christmas to
Remember launched in late 2015. While this pen name and genre are
somewhat new to her, she has penned over twenty titles under another
pseudonym, has won awards for her works, and has earned best-selling
title status. With that said, all glory goes to God!
Brandi Gabriel is co-author of twelve Christian fiction books,
including this one. Her first solo novel, The Orphan Bride, released in
2016 and she has since added a sequel in the same series. Her goal in
writing is to touch readers’ hearts in some special way and to glorify
Jesus Christ, her Lord and Saviour.
Guest Post from Michelynn Christy & Brandi Gabriel
Take a step back in time…If He Only Knew is a novel set in the late 1960s. The book deals with family relationships, loyalty, friendship, love, and loss. The main topic is somewhat controversial in nature, but we won’t mention what it is lest we spoil the story for readers. A similar book was written in a different genre under another name and the story really resonated with readers. We felt compelled to share this story with others who perhaps wouldn’t pick up that particular genre, and that is how this book came about. It may be set in the sixties, but the message is as relevant today as ever. Our prayer is that God will touch readers’ hearts and draw them closer to Him.
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Giveaway
To celebrate their tour, Michelynn and Brandi are giving away the following:
Grand Prize: ONE themed book box, (this will contain small items that relate to the story
1st Place Prize: ONE $25 Amazon gift card,
2nd Place Prize: ONE signed paperback copy of If He Only Knew
3rd Place Prize: ONE signed paperback copy of If He Only Knew!!
1st Place Prize: ONE $25 Amazon gift card,
2nd Place Prize: ONE signed paperback copy of If He Only Knew
3rd Place Prize: ONE signed paperback copy of If He Only Knew!!
Click below to enter. Be sure to comment on this post before you enter to claim 9 extra entries! https://promosimple.com/ps/c601
My Review
This read happens back in the sixties and a different time and place, but the heartbreak is the same.
The author shows us some of the anguish these young people go through with their decisions, young and sewing wild oats, maybe, but there is more, and some of these split-second choices cause a life long suffering.
Getting to the point of forgiveness is a difficult road, secrets abound, and there are a lot of hurts, but all things are possible with God, and all need to find their way to the right path.
A page turning read about the difficult choices made and the consequences that follow, and the long road to forgiveness.
I received this book through Celebrate Lit, and was not required to give a positive review.
The author shows us some of the anguish these young people go through with their decisions, young and sewing wild oats, maybe, but there is more, and some of these split-second choices cause a life long suffering.
Getting to the point of forgiveness is a difficult road, secrets abound, and there are a lot of hurts, but all things are possible with God, and all need to find their way to the right path.
A page turning read about the difficult choices made and the consequences that follow, and the long road to forgiveness.
I received this book through Celebrate Lit, and was not required to give a positive review.
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thanks for your review. I have not read anything from this author. Nor do I think have I read anything from this era. difficult subjects are always hard to approach. I am glad the author had the courage to do it.
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Thank you for the kind review, Maureen! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading and for your thoughtful review, Maureen! :) Blessings, Michelynn
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