Lissa, the young girl who's mother died tragically, hears those accusatory 'unspoken words' constantly throughout her day. She isn't good enough. It was her fault. Failure. She'll never be anything. It is through the love and dedication of a driving instructor that Lissa learns Who is greater than those voices and the victory that results.
"When too many coincidences line up, when you feel there is someone looking over your shoulder, you are probably right. Someone big and unseen and all-powerful is orchestrating events in your life to get your attention. Not coincidence. Divine intervention. The question you must ask yourself is this: will I listen to this voice?"Words Unspoken by Elizabeth Musser is the first novel that I have read by her. At first I was a little puzzled, trying to piece together the various characters and see how they all fit together ~ but in time they do! Musser doesn't skirt around the topic of depression either, having several of her characters struggling with deep emotional issues. The themes of forgiveness, redemption and hope are woven throughout the book.
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If you'd like to win a copy of Words Unspoken, just leave a comment on this post and I'll put your name in the 'hat'. Comments for the giveaway will be open until next Friday, June 26th, 2009 at 8pm. I'll randomly pick a winner and announce next Saturday. This giveaway is open only to US residents.***This giveaway is now closed.***
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On my nightstand ... and not sure what order they will be read in...
- Free Yourself to Love: The Liberating Power of Forgiveness ~ Jackie Kendall {re-reading}
- A Promise to Believe In ~ Tracie Peterson
- A Love to Last Forever ~ Tracie Peterson
- Sometimes a Light Surprises ~ Jamie Langston Turner
- Finding Favor with the King: Daily Inspirations ~ Tenney
- Grace Based Parenting - Dr. Tim Kimmel
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This book sounds so interesting. I love your nightstand list too. Some of those sound like my cup of tea as well.
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I'd love a chance and to be dropped into the hat and maybe win this book. Thanks for the generous offer.
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Sounds like a great book! Enter me too please :)
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This sounds like an interesting storyline! Throw me (or at least my name) into the hat!
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I love a good thinker! Thanks for including me in the drawing! ;)
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This sounds like something I could really get into! Also just got the email reminder about the book fair opens this weekend (just a reminder). :-)
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ReplyDeleteAs for the books on your nightstand - I haven't heard of a few of those. Graced-Based Parenting is one of my favorite parenting books....and one I need to reread!!!
I just found your blog the other day and love it :)
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I could use a good book to read!
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Please include me in the giveaway!
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