Parenting is the hardest job in the world. God knows we are frail and forgives our mistakes. What’s more, He stands in the gap, making up for our deficiencies. “I believe God invented parenting to show us His wisdom, grace, and mercy as our Father,” says Rondeau. Parents are also God’s children, experiencing the same chaos, misadventure, and heartache as their charges, humorously demonstrated through a compilation of vignettes, quotes, illustrations, and witticisms. Award-winning author, Linda Wood Rondeau has maintained a religious column in The Malone Telegram since 2005, currently entitled, This Daily Grind, Her blog of the same title features vignettes that humorously demonstrate how God speaks to us through the mundane of life. Mother of three and grandmother of nine, the author is a veteran social worker, now residing in Florida with her most patient husband of thirty-five years. When not writing, her second passion is golf. You may find out more about Linda Wood Rondeau at her website, www.lindarondeau.com. She enjoys hearing from her readers through Goodreads, Facebook and Twitter.

I Prayed for Patience God Gave Me Children

Religion & Spirituality

Rondeau, Linda Wood

Christian Books & Bibles

Helping Hands Press

The world offers much beneficial self-help advice. Shouldn't the Christian seek to be the best possible version of themselves? Aren't we supposed to be good people? Why not look to the world to solve life's problems? Because God has called us to be salt. While there is much good to be found, like vinegar, the world's best advice falls short of God's recipe to live a victorious Christian life. In a down-home, friendly manner, the author provides analogies, inspirational stories, anecdotes, a wealth of Scripture, and optional study guides for both individuals and groups, inviting the believer to discover God's desires for his salt.

Who Put the Vinegar in the Salt: God's Recipe for a Victorious Christian Life

Elk Lake Publishing, Inc.

Wonders of the Galaxy: A Collection of Cosmic Tales

Hogan, Erica Marie

Bradford, T. E.

Westlake, L. G.

Dahl, MB

Karpf, Jason William

Inman, Travis W.

Gansky, Aaron

Heaston, Brett

South, Steve

Why do the ghosts attack only him? 
Or is Henry Fitzgibbons insane? 
Lana Longstreet is his star author … and the nom de plume of his estranged wife. Though he still loves her, how can he live in a home where ghosts attack him at every turn? Maybe the time has come to officially end any obligation to his wife’s Connecticut estate and be free from their torment.\nThough she still loves her husband, Sylvia Fitzgibbons is tired of the charade of a marriage. She’d ask Henry for a divorce, but the children are planning an anniversary party in August, and she has a deadline for her Johnny Gallant suspense series in the same month. Then there are the decaying rose gardens, the only allure drawing Henry to the estate and her launch parties.\nHenry agrees to help with the garden repair, but his hopes for a quick departure are smashed when Sylvia’s housekeeper is injured. Unable to resist her femme fatale wiles, Henry is trapped for the duration. But as the couple draw on each other for support, the malignant forces within the home become increasingly aggressive.\nSomething evil conspires against them that only Faith can conquer. Will they survive?

Ghosts of Trumball Mansion

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Where Blooms Love

Pitts, Sally Jo

Jordan, Lane P.

Stovall, Shelia

Wells, PeggySue

Simmons, Cynthia L.

Johnson, Cheryl Rae

Short Stories & Anthologies

Award-winning author Linda Linda captures the spirit of the holidays in this heartwarming novella set in the Adirondacks.  Midville newcomer and Iraq War widow, Dorie Fitzgerald, despises the frigid Adirondack wasteland that has now become her home.  After twenty failed job interviews, she questions the wisdom of moving to be near her parents. Desperate to belong, she joins the local Community Theater, in production for It s a Wonderful Life. Jamey Sullivan has put his professional life on hold in order to run the family business and to help his ailing father. He signs on for Midville s production of It s a Wonderful Life, although he hopes to receive a Broadway casting call any day now.  When these two meet, they are instantly attracted to one another. However, ambition, demanding children, and a romantic rival threaten to squash their growing love for one another. It Really IS a Wonderful Life is set in the beautiful Adirondack mountains, a perfect backdrop for romantic conflict.  Clean & Wholesome Romance

It Really IS a Wonderful Life

Romance

Clean & Wholesome

Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas

Selah Award Finalist Linda Rondeau has written a delightful Christmas tale. “Christmas is a time for miracles,” Ryan McDougal tells his mother when he is told that a long lost cousin, Millie, has resurfaced after nearly forty years, the cousin whose picture his mother clasped the day his father abandoned him. Though they occurred decades apart, he always believed the two disappearances were connected like opposite links of a chain. With Millie’s arrival, perhaps he might finally receive the answers he so desperately sought. However, Ryan has a third thorn in his side, more devastating than any mystery. His wife, the love of his life, has left his arms and his bed. How long before she moves out of the house and takes his beloved son with her? He prays for his own Christmas miracle. Millie’s anticipated visit prompts Ryan’s mother to reveal secrets that bring all to light. However, when past and present collide, the truth is more than Ryan can bear.

Miracle on Maple Street

Martin.me, Melinda

Does Chaos in United Earth Foretell a Third Dark Age? In a post-apocalyptic era, factions compete for control of a global government gone amuck. The Network, a system of outworld communities comprised of defectors and Nomadic tribes, has become organized and desires more independence from United Earth’s dictates. Edwin Rowlands, current governor of Western America Province and President-elect of United Earth, fears if other outworlds follow the Network’s example, the system of one government, one world, one people will collapse. His proposed Preservation Act, the Fifteenth Article of United Earth’s Constitutional Government, would criminalize non-citizenship—past, present, and future—punishable by death without benefit of trial. As the cry for freedom crescendos, Ahmed Fared, Rowland’s Second-elect, fears a civil war that would usher in a third dark age. He calls upon the God of the Ages to once more intervene in the affairs of men.

The Fifteenth Article

Does Chaos in United Earth Foretell a Third Dark Age?
In a post-apocalyptic era, factions compete for control of a global government gone amuck. The Network, a system of outworld communities comprised of defectors and Nomadic tribes, has become organized and desires more independence from United Earth’s dictates.
Edwin Rowlands, current governor of Western America Province and President-elect of United Earth, fears if other outworlds follow the Network’s example, the system of one government, one world, one people will collapse. His proposed Preservation Act, the Fifteenth Article of United Earth’s Constitutional Government, would criminalize non-citizenship—past, present, and future—punishable by death without benefit of trial.
As the cry for freedom crescendos, Ahmed Fared, Rowland’s Second-elect, fears a civil war that would usher in a third dark age. He calls upon the God of the Ages to once more intervene in the affairs of men.

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