A Taste of Hot Apple Cider: Words to Encourage and Inspire
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Pull up a nice, warm, cozy chair and enjoy some Hot Apple Cider along with me.
Move in closer. That's it. We'll all share our stories together, like a group of close friends. Stories of heartbreak and redemption—trouble and overcoming—questioning our faith and embracing it—and, most of all, finding hope at the end of every path.
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There's just nothing like a circle of warm friends to share life with. All 15 of us will take turns opening up our hearts to you—sharing little pieces of ourselves. Come and join us.
We'll even include discussion questions so you can reflect on our stories or explore the themes with a group.
Our first two Hot Apple Cider anthologies won a number of awards and have nearly 90,000 print copies in circulation. They're also now available as ebooks.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Grace Fox
"Subway Surprise" by A. A. Adourian
"Love Has No Limits" by Donna Fawcett
"Something to Crow About" by David Kitz
"Desperate Missionary in Trouble with the Law" by Don Ranney, M. D.
"A Time to Have Tea" by Vilma Blenman
"In His Shoes" by Keturah Harris
"The Ring" by Angelina Fast-Vlaar
"The Right Thing to Do" by Ruth Smith Meyer
"Everybody Needs a Friend Who'll Tell It Like It Is" by Heidi McLaughlin
"Picture This!" by Kimberley Payne
"My Love Affair with Gym" by Glynis Belec
"My Journey to Joy" by Dorene Meyer
"Loving Play" by Vilma Blenman
"Conversations in Baby Blue" by N. J. Lindquist
"From Hard Places" by Carmen Wittmeier
"Boulderdash" by Heather McGillivray-Seers
Other books in the series:
Hot Apple Cider with Cinnamon (coming in 2015)
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