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A Country Love Song. Horses, Trails and Trophies. Taming the Star Runner.
Sammy Keyes and the Kiss Goodbye. How to Hook a Husband and a Baby. Honey, Do You Need a Ride?
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My Year of Running Dangerously. The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand. Running with a Police Escort. Just Us Kids - Frozen. This Is Our Love Song. The 6'2", Lb. My Life as a Kid. I Never Walked Alone. Coon Hunting in Schuyler County, Illinois. Tales of a Teenager.
Little Brother of War. Five on the Other Side. Summer of the Black Chevy. Cheyenne in New York. My Dad Was so Mean. A Man Around The House. Stolen Bases, Stolen Kisses. Christmas Jars Collector's Edition. How to Be an Indian in the 21st Century. How to write a great review. The review must be at least 50 characters long.
Editorial Reviews. From Publishers Weekly. Readers of evangelical Christian fiction should Jumping in Sunset 05/19/ - Kindle edition by Dawn Ringling . Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Jumping in Sunset shows how God's abundant love works through situations where the neat, accepted answers don't. Meet Pamela Thornton.
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Dawn has captured the perfect picture of divorce and its emotions, trials, emptyness and up-stream swimming. She has added a religious pathway, not just secular to the recovery. Actually, accidently, met her and her husband in Jamaica this past spring. Healthy read of a very "deep author"! Dawn - if you're reading this, I have already reviewed your book - can't find my review.
Contact me with the email address I provided you. Every so often we get to read a book that has us excited each time we find a little hunk of time to read it. This is that book. Yes, it was full of surprises and twists. Yes, it was entertaining and intriguing.
But mostly it was just plain comforting to read a story from a Christian point of view about something that affects so many of us, Christian or not Christian. Dawn Ringing took me on a journey through divorce, and brought me out on the other side feeling such a sense of satisfaction and hope. I feel like I came to know this woman named Pam, her daughter, Angie, and her husband, Paul.
I identified with each one of them, and understood them. This story might be fiction, but it is quite authentic, and painful, and real to so many. Thank you, Dawn, for telling your story and making it available to readers who have been there. I am full of anticipation waiting to read your next treasure! Divorce is something we hate, but it is hard to escape. Even Christian families experience at least one divorce, and usually more.
This book grabbed me with the first word, and I couldn't put it down. The author described perfectly the emotions felt by both parties in a divorce, and by other family members affected, as well.
The whole gamut of emotions kept coming in waves as I read faster and faster. I had not read this author before, but I highly recommend her and hope to see something by her in the future. Juanita Nobles author of A Heritage of Faith [ This book is very well written.
Dawn was able to convey the character's emotions to the reader in a way that makes you "feel" what she is experiencing, as if the pain - or anger - or joy were your own. I think this ability may come through so passionately because Pam's emotions were, in fact, Dawn's raw emotions; and her writing came straight from the heart as she wrote about a difficult time in her own life.
After they celebrate his birthday at a restaurant, on their way back to their Minneapolis home, Paul Thornton drops a bombshell on his wife of two decades Pamela. Without any warning or sign he tells her he's divorcing her and intends to marry Dana, the woman he is running a church program with.
Paul also says that he and his intended are moving to California where he has a new job waiting for him. At first Pamela can't function, rejecting the well-meaning kindness of her friends and church until Starla offers the use of a summer cabin at Sunset Lake. Pamela finds peace there and reconnects with an old school friend who is a famous composer of Christian music. Pamela hopes that Paul will return to her, but as time goes by she realizes that she has to get on with her life.
She takes her photograph career in a new direction, buys a winterized cabin, and slowly starts to let go of the past to the point where one day she hopes to forgive Paul and Dana.
The heroine is a strong, tough and independent woman even though she is unaware of these qualities that make her a survivor. Paul is made too easy to dislike because he has carried on for years with Dana and he is emotionally cruel to his wife by telling her he never loved her. Readers hearts will go out to the woman scorned and hope she can let go of her anger to take a second chance at love. This is a warm and poignant tale that will leave readers emotionally gratified. Jumping in Sunset is a very good read: While I was reading this book, I looked online to see what other books she has authored.
This is an author I would follow and read many more of her books.