Garden of Faith - Hardcover

Book 3 of 5: A Hope Springs Book

Hinton, J. Lynne; Hinton, Lynne

  • 3.55 out of 5 stars
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9781585472512: Garden of Faith

Synopsis

Book by Hinton, Lynne, Hinton, J. Lynne

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About the Author

A retreat leader and writing teacher, Lynne Hinton is the author of numerous novels including Pie Town, Wedding Cake, Christmas Cake, Friendship Cake, Hope Springs, and Forever Friends. She also writes a mystery series under the name Jackie Lynn. She lives in New Mexico.

Review

“...an anthem to friendship..... To miss it is to deny yourself a small treasure.” (Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of The Deep End of the Ocean and A Theory of Relativity )

“...a beautiful story grows side by side with powerful truth. It caused my soul to bloom.” (Philip Gulley, author of Front Porch Tales, Home Town Tales, and For Everything A Season )

“Hinton celebrates the power of women’s connections through a story about hope, loss, and the sometimes fragile nature of faith (--Ann Howard Creel, author of The Magic of Ordinary Days )

“It’s a ‘giver’ readers will want to buy and share with mothers, daughters, sisters and special, forever friends.” (-Suzann Ledbetter, author of East of Peculiar, South of Sanity, North of Clever and West of Bliss )

“For all those who loved Friendship Cake, Garden of Faith will be like a garden party with old friends.” (--Loraine Despres, author of The Scandalous Summer of Sissy LeBlanc )

“Garden of Faith is a lovely novel filled with hope.” (Sue Monk Kidd, author of The Secret Life of Bees )

“With a loving eye for her characters, Lynne Hinton tells a gentle story of faith, healing and redemption.” (Brenda Jernigan, author of Every Good & Perfect Gift )

“Like Rebecca Wells, Hinton has a knack for tapping into a woman’s longings for lifelong, authentic, messy friendships.” (Publishers Weekly )

“Hinton’s writing style is similar to Eudora Welty’s: easy, conversational, down-home....reverberates with rhythm and lyricism.” (Greensboro News & Record )

“Vintage Hinton...thoughtful and exploratory...challenges the reader to be still and...to live completely, even when it hurts.” (Winston-Salem Journal )

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