I was blessed to read this book for endorsement. Here’s what
I said: Just knowing Sharon A. Lavy has helped me learn about German
Baptists. This book takes the reader deeper into the beliefs of this
church. A good romance, a taste of suspense, and amateur sleuths round out the
picture. They kept me turning pages until the end of the book. You won't want
to miss this one.
--Lena Nelson Dooley, multi-award-winning author of the
McKenna's Daughters Series--Maggie's Journey, Mary's Blessing, and Catherine's
Pursuit
Welcome back, Sharon . Why do you write
the kind of books you do?
The time is short and most Christian writers want to be a
part of the movement to make the world around us aware that Jesus loves them
and that He died for them. Billy Graham is the most famous Evangelist alive in
our day. And all of his teams encourage each person—who confesses his or her
need of a savior—to find a local church to bond and grow with. A group to be
accountable to on the Christian journey.
I believe the most important relationship is the one we can
have with our Lord Jesus Christ. In my stories, I learn and relearn this
principle right along with my characters.
Besides when you came
to know the Lord, what is the happiest day in your life?
I find each day is a new adventure. And I wonder…What does
the Lord want to teach me today?
How has being
published changed your life?
As an introvert I am more comfortable staying in the
background. I am more at ease one on one rather than in a crowd. And even then
it is easier to share objects or things, than it is to share the deep things of
my heart.
But with the feedback from readers telling me that my
stories have touched their lives, I realize God wants me to be willing to come
out of my shell and share what He is teaching me.
What are you reading
right now?
I like to read books that make me stop and think. I just
finished reading Escape from the World Trade
Center by Leslie
Haskin. It brought back memories of feeling my life was frivolous. To paraphrase
James 4:14: Life is a vapor…here for a while before it vanishes away.
What is your current
work in progress?
Forgiving the
Unforgivable. When the novel Deadly
Secret ended, one reader complained that I hadn’t printed an epilogue
telling what happened next…Did Danni and Pete actually get together…or what.
A bit of the mystery thread that began in Deadly Secret snuck into Farewell
for A While and now it is time to clear things up once and for all in Forgiving the Unforgivable. At least,
that is the plans.
I can already see God working on Pete in the beginning
scenes of Forgiving the Unforgivable and I am excited to discover what He is
trying to teach me through Pete’s experiences in this story.
What would be your dream
vacation?
A short trip anywhere with my husband. Preferably in our
small plane and with great weather.
How do you choose
your settings for each book?
The settings are parts of actual places I have been, and
modified for the benefit of story.
What are your
hobbies, besides writing and reading?
I love to work with graphics. I use both Corel Draw 6 and
Photoshop Elements 12 to create.
What is your most difficult
writing obstacle, and how do you overcome it?
Concentrating on the subject.Sharon, thank you sharing this new book with me and my readers.
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Farewell For A While
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11 comments:
Portsmouth, VA
I would enjoy Farewell For a While. Thanks!
Beth from IA
I would love to read Farewell For A While.
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Would love to win. Angela in KY
Forgiveness? something most of us need to work on :) dstevens from Nebr.
Most of the German people in our area are Lutherans, except for my family, who are of the Baptist persuasion! I really want to read this book. Lisa Cowell in Ohio
Would love to read your book Farewell for A While. Thank you for this opportunity to win your book.
I would love to win and read this book.Have heard great things about it.Thanks for the chance.Jackie Tessnair ftom N.C.
I look forward to catching up with all of the books.
Mary P
QLD AUSTRALIA
Enter me for the paperback copy!!
Conway, SC.
I enjoy books that have a little bit of everything, and this sounds like it fits the bill.
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