Saturday, August 16, 2008
Finding Stefanie
Several months ago, I reviewed Susan May Warren's books Reclaiming Nick and Taming RafeBecause I enjoyed these stories, I looked forward to the release of Finding Stefanie, the final book in Mrs. Warren’s Noble Legacy series. Stefanie Noble has always been the responsible one; she stayed home to run the ranch while her brothers sowed their wild oats. Now, however, she is assessing her life and wondering if it is all she hoped it would be. When a famous actor moves to town, Stefanie's life turns upside down, and she is forced to deal with the dreams and struggles she has kept hidden for many years.
Finding Stefanie is the kind of story that is easy to read and difficult to put down. As a character, Stefanie is relatable, and her struggles will ring true with many women. My only disappointment was that I figured out most of the ending ahead of time. All three books in the series follow a similar pattern, and this prepared me for the final chapters. I still enjoyed the book, however, and I was sad to say good-bye to the Noble family.
If you are interested in this book and would like to read the first chapter, click here.
Additionally, Susan May Warren is hosting a contest. Grab your magnifying glass and join in a Fact-o-Find! Just answer these questions about the bloggers on the Finding Stefanie blog tour and be entered to win a $50 gift certificate to the movie theater of your choice! Email Amy your answers (amy@susanmaywarren.com).
Ready, get set, giddy-up!
1. Which blogger is adopting a girl from China?
2. This word 'featherbunkle' is found on which blog?
3. Which blogger is supporting the 'Pickens Plan'?
4. Which blog is "The Cutest Blog on the Block"?
5. Which blogger is a S@HM and also a wife, daughter, sister, friend, nursery director, and woman that is just trying to keep it all together?
6. Which blogger is taking the Southern Reading Challenge?
7. Which blog asks 'How may we serve you'?
8. Which blogger refers to her son as 'super good big guy'?
9. Which blogger is a self-proclaimed 'Starbucks Addict'?
10. Which blogger is a big Trekkie?
Martha at Our Family’s Adventures
Trish at Books for Moms
Sunny at Life in the Estrogen Ocean
Deborah at A Cup of Joy
Julie at Waves of Grace
Camy at Camy’s Loft
Amy at Amy’s Random Thoughts
Gina at Portrait of a Writer
Lena a Christian Writer’s World
Leticia at My Daily Trek
Laura at Lighthouse Academy
Melissa at Breath of Life
Lori at Laurel Wreath’s
Ronie at Supernatural Craving
Erica at On the Right Path
Deborah at Books, Movies, and Chinese Food
Heather at Fresh Sweet Peas
Christy at Christy’s Book Blog
Beth at The Writing Road
Cee Cee at Book Splurge
Kate at A Simple Walk
Dineen at Kittens Come From Eggs
Joy at Five J's
Paula at Grace Reign
Rel at Relz Reviewz
Deena at A Peek At My Bookshelf
Patty at Girlfriends in God
Peg at Sips & Cups Cafeteria
Cara at Cara’s Musings
Pattie at Fresh Brewed Writer
Amy at My Friend Amy
AnnMarie at More Than Just A Mom
Janis at The Nearsighted Bookworm
Kelli at The Zen of Motherhood
Teresa at Joy In the Journey
Lynetta at Open Book
Betsy at Betsy Ann…Writer At Large
Susan at His Reading List
Tiffany at A Fiction Filled Life
Pamela at Pammer’s Ramblins
Lauren at Baseballs and Bows
Brittanie at A book Lover Forever
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3 Comments:
Thanks for the review. I'm adding all three to my wishlist!
Sounds interesting. I am going to hold off on getting involved with any more series right now. I get too connected with the families and then I don't read the other "stand alone" books in my pile.
It may be a good one to hold for Christmas break or next Summer.
Hugs,
Susan
These sound good! I love series books, but I do tend to read them too much at times....will add these to my list!
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